Practical Research 1 Reviewer: Choosing a Research Topic

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What does the 'R' in the acronym 'RIM-A' stand for in the context of choosing a research topic?

Relevance

Which section of the introduction to a research study sets the tone and introduces the research topic and its history?

Historical background of the problem

What is the primary purpose of the 'General Statement of the Problem' section in a research study?

To provide a clear, definite statement of the area of concern or investigation

Which element is NOT considered in determining a manageable research topic?

Complexity

What does the 'I' in the acronym 'RIM-A' stand for in the context of choosing a research topic?

Interests

What does the 'M' in the acronym 'RIM-A' stand for in determining a manageable research topic?

Management

What is the main purpose of delimitation in a research study?

To define the boundaries of the research study

What does the term 'population' refer to in a research context?

The entire group that conclusions are drawn about

What is the purpose of a review of related literature (RRL) in a research study?

To provide relevant information to familiarize readers with the topic

What does the term 'ethnography' refer to in the context of research?

The commonality of lived experiences within a group

What is the main difference between delimitation and limitation in a research study?

Delimitation refers to what to include and exclude, while limitation refers to factors researchers have no control over

What does 'phenomenology' refer to in the context of research?

The commonality of lived experiences within a group

What is the significance of identifying the beneficiaries of a study?

To present the valuable contribution of the study to a particular body of knowledge or area of specialization

What is meant by 'research locale' in a research study?

'Research locale' refers to particular location where the study is conducted

What does 'theory grounded' mean in the context of research?

'Theory grounded' develops a theory in an inductive manner

What is the main difference between 'population' and 'sample' in a research study?

The entire group that conclusions are drawn about vs. The specific group that data will be collected from

Prepare for your Long Test in January 2023 with this review quiz on choosing a research topic. Understand the criteria of R - Relevance, I - Interest, M - Manageability, and A - Availability of Resources in selecting a research topic.

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