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What is the primary purpose of Chapter 1 in a research paper?
What is the primary purpose of Chapter 1 in a research paper?
- To present the results of the research
- To outline the methodology of the research
- To describe the problem and structure of the paper (correct)
- To provide a summary of findings
How should specific problems be presented in the research paper?
How should specific problems be presented in the research paper?
- As anecdotal evidence
- As narrative descriptions
- As descriptive and inferential questions (correct)
- As statements without questions
What must a study adopt as a standard according to the content?
What must a study adopt as a standard according to the content?
- A null hypothesis (correct)
- A qualitative approach
- A randomized control trial
- A survey method
What does the schematic diagram in the literature review illustrate?
What does the schematic diagram in the literature review illustrate?
In what format should the hypotheses be presented in a research paper?
In what format should the hypotheses be presented in a research paper?
What is included in the scope and limitations section of a research paper?
What is included in the scope and limitations section of a research paper?
What defines the theoretical background section of a research paper?
What defines the theoretical background section of a research paper?
What is typically the first part of Chapter 1 in a research paper?
What is typically the first part of Chapter 1 in a research paper?
What is the primary purpose of including detailed equipment descriptions in an experimental study?
What is the primary purpose of including detailed equipment descriptions in an experimental study?
Which of the following elements is NOT typically included in the execution section of an experimental study?
Which of the following elements is NOT typically included in the execution section of an experimental study?
In the Results, Discussion, and Implications chapter, what is stated immediately after presenting statistical analysis results?
In the Results, Discussion, and Implications chapter, what is stated immediately after presenting statistical analysis results?
What is the essential role of Ethical Considerations in experimental studies?
What is the essential role of Ethical Considerations in experimental studies?
What should the Conclusions and Recommendations chapter begin with?
What should the Conclusions and Recommendations chapter begin with?
How are results evaluated in the Results and Discussion section?
How are results evaluated in the Results and Discussion section?
What is typically included in the Statistical Treatment part of the study?
What is typically included in the Statistical Treatment part of the study?
What is the focus of the Implications section of the Results, Discussion, and Implications chapter?
What is the focus of the Implications section of the Results, Discussion, and Implications chapter?
What is the purpose of operational definitions in a study?
What is the purpose of operational definitions in a study?
Which type of research design involves both qualitative and quantitative methods?
Which type of research design involves both qualitative and quantitative methods?
In the methodology chapter, what should the description of participants include?
In the methodology chapter, what should the description of participants include?
Why is it important to justify the research design used in a study?
Why is it important to justify the research design used in a study?
What does the significance of the study section typically address?
What does the significance of the study section typically address?
What should researchers provide in the measures section of their study?
What should researchers provide in the measures section of their study?
Which of the following is NOT typically included in the participants section of a study?
Which of the following is NOT typically included in the participants section of a study?
What role do conceptual definitions serve in a study?
What role do conceptual definitions serve in a study?
What is included in the proposed program/output section of a research study?
What is included in the proposed program/output section of a research study?
How should references be formatted in the reference section?
How should references be formatted in the reference section?
Which types of sources are allowed in the reference list of a study?
Which types of sources are allowed in the reference list of a study?
What is the primary purpose of the conclusions section in a research study?
What is the primary purpose of the conclusions section in a research study?
Which of the following materials should be included in the appendices of a research study?
Which of the following materials should be included in the appendices of a research study?
What notation is recommended for the hanging indent in the reference list?
What notation is recommended for the hanging indent in the reference list?
What is the minimum number of references that should be listed in a research study?
What is the minimum number of references that should be listed in a research study?
What content should not be included in the reference list of a study?
What content should not be included in the reference list of a study?
What should the title of the study in the title page be formatted as?
What should the title of the study in the title page be formatted as?
What is the recommended word count for the abstract in a quantitative research paper?
What is the recommended word count for the abstract in a quantitative research paper?
How should acknowledgments in a research paper be expressed?
How should acknowledgments in a research paper be expressed?
What content does the table of contents of a quantitative research paper include?
What content does the table of contents of a quantitative research paper include?
What is suggested regarding the appreciation expressed in the acknowledgment page?
What is suggested regarding the appreciation expressed in the acknowledgment page?
What type of content should be included in the abstract?
What type of content should be included in the abstract?
How should the names of student researchers be formatted on the title page?
How should the names of student researchers be formatted on the title page?
What lies directly below the cover page in a quantitative research paper?
What lies directly below the cover page in a quantitative research paper?
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Results
Results
The part of a research paper that presents collected data and statistical analysis.
Discussion
Discussion
This section interprets the results within the context of the study's objectives, comparing them to existing theories and hypotheses.
Implications
Implications
The section where researchers highlight the importance of the findings and their potential impact on existing knowledge.
Conclusions
Conclusions
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Recommendations
Recommendations
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Materials & Methods
Materials & Methods
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Procedures
Procedures
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Ethical Considerations
Ethical Considerations
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Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 1: Introduction
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Statement of the Problem
Statement of the Problem
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Specific or Sub-problems
Specific or Sub-problems
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Hypothesis
Hypothesis
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Theoretical Background, Review of Literature, and Conceptual Framework
Theoretical Background, Review of Literature, and Conceptual Framework
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Schematic Diagram
Schematic Diagram
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Scope and Limitations
Scope and Limitations
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Proposed Program/Output
Proposed Program/Output
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References
References
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Appendices
Appendices
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Peer-reviewed Journals
Peer-reviewed Journals
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APA Reference Format
APA Reference Format
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Non-Peer-Reviewed Sources
Non-Peer-Reviewed Sources
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Research Design
Research Design
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Participants/Variables
Participants/Variables
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Variables (Experimental Studies)
Variables (Experimental Studies)
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Measures
Measures
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Significance of the Study
Significance of the Study
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Definition of Terms
Definition of Terms
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Abstract
Abstract
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Title Page
Title Page
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Acknowledgement Page
Acknowledgement Page
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Matrix of the Research Report
Matrix of the Research Report
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Acknowledgement page
Acknowledgement page
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Parts of a quantitative research paper
Parts of a quantitative research paper
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Study Notes
Parts and Format of a Quantitative Research Paper
- A quantitative research paper has specific parts that form the structure of a well-written report.
- The parts are building blocks for constructing a well-written report.
Matrix of the Research Report (General Format)
Cover Page
- Seven single spaces below, the title of the study is typed
- The study is presented to the faculty of the relevant school.
- The name of the student(s) and the department are listed
- The name of the university is also included
Title Page
- The title of the study is capitalized and centered.
- Names of student researchers are formatted below the title
- Department name, followed by University name are listed underneath
Abstract
- Contains 150–250 words.
- Summarizes the paper (main problem, variables, methods, findings, conclusions, implications).
Acknowledgement Page
- Thanks are expressed to those who helped in the research.
- Use concise language.
- Brief, one-page Acknowledgment page is ideal.
Table of Contents
- An organized list of research paper's chapters and major sections.
List of Tables
- An organized list of used tables in the research paper.
List of Figures/Illustrations
- An organized list of diagrams, pictures, or illustrations used in the paper.
List of Formulae/Equations/ Acronyms
- An organized list of formulas, equations, and acronyms used, along with definitions.
Chapter 1 - Introduction
- Defines the problem and structure of the paper (including background, context, justification for the study).
- Presents the problem being studied, necessary background.
- Justifies the need for the study.
- Includes a two-page backgrounder starting four spaces below the heading.
Chapter 2 - Methodology
- Statement of the Problem: The general problem, and specific/sub-problems are explained using statements or questions. Research objectives might replace this.
- Hypothesis: A null hypothesis is often used, followed by hypotheses for the sub-problems.
- Theoretical Background, Review of Related Literature, and Conceptual Framework: Includes relevant theories, review of related studies, and a schematic diagram illustrating relationships between the research themes.
- Scope and Limitations: Covers the scope of the study, variables, participants, locality, time, and the extent of result applicability.
- Significance of the Study: Presents the importance of the study.
- Definition of Terms: Includes conceptual and operational definitions of key terms in the study, citing sources properly.
Chapter 3 - Results, Discussion, and Implications
- Results: Presents the collected data and results of the statistical analysis.
- Discussion: Interprets results in context of the study's objectives. Explains if findings support or contradict existing theories.
- Implications: Commentary on the importance, and application of results to existing theory and practice.
Chapter 4 - Conclusions and Recommendations
- Conclusions: Summarizes the general findings, based on identified problems.
- Recommendations: Explains what should be done, based on conclusions. The actions are specific to individuals or groups identified in the significance of study part (significance section).
Chapter 5 - Proposed Program/Output
- Includes action plans, strategic plans, business plans, etc., relevant to the study, and additional sections like marketing plan, curriculum map, remedial program, enhancement program, syllabus, or corporate social responsibility.
References
- Alphabetical, APA format, at least 40 references. Sources like peer-reviewed journals (with DOIs) comprise at least 75% of them. Avoid Wikipedia or non-peer reviewed articles.
- At least 75% of listed references should be online peer-reviewed journals with DOIs.
- The first line of each reference is indented; subsequent lines are indented more deeply.
Appendices
- Includes documents related to the study, like questionnaires, raw data, or statistical computations.
Curriculum Vitae
- Researcher's personal information.
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This quiz covers the essential parts and format of a quantitative research paper, including the cover page, title page, abstract, and acknowledgement page. Understanding these components is crucial for constructing a well-written research report. Test your knowledge on the specific elements that make up a quantitative research document.
