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What does 'Cerchier' mean in Old French?
What does 'Cerchier' mean in Old French?
to seek
Which of the following is NOT a criterion for selecting research topics?
Which of the following is NOT a criterion for selecting research topics?
Research topics should be irrelevant to the course.
Research topics should be irrelevant to the course.
False
Which of the following is an applied research focus?
Which of the following is an applied research focus?
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The part of chapter 1 that includes the background of the study is called the ______.
The part of chapter 1 that includes the background of the study is called the ______.
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What is the acronym used to represent criteria used to select research problems?
What is the acronym used to represent criteria used to select research problems?
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Which chapter typically covers data collection methods?
Which chapter typically covers data collection methods?
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Basic research aims to improve existing knowledge.
Basic research aims to improve existing knowledge.
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Name one of the three ways to disseminate research findings.
Name one of the three ways to disseminate research findings.
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In IMRAD format, the 'I' stands for ______.
In IMRAD format, the 'I' stands for ______.
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
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Study Notes
Research
- Research originates from the Old French word "Cerchier,” meaning “to seek.”
- Researchers seek to identify “problems” and solve them systematically.
- Research focuses on continuous quality improvement.
The Research Process: Conceptualization
- The research process involves four stages: conceptualization, design/planning, empirical, and analytical.
- The conceptualization stage is part of Chapter 1 and involves determining the background of the study, stating the problem, and establishing a conceptual/theoretical framework.
- This stage is considered the most challenging, focusing on situation analysis and identifying research gaps or problems.
Design and Planning
- Design and planning occurs in Chapter 2, known as the methodology of research.
- This stage primarily focuses on “how” the research will be conducted.
Empirical
- The empirical stage involves data collection and gathering through methods like interviews or surveys.
Analytical
- The analytical stage occurs in Chapter 3, where the study’s results and discussion are presented.
- Chapter 4 focuses on the conclusion.
Dissemination
- After data analysis, researchers disseminate findings in three ways: presenting, publishing, and creating posters.
- The dissertation relies on three statements of the problem, with the final question representing the intervention, output, or outcome.
- Researchers utilize the results of their study to address the intended intervention or desired outcome.
Sources of Research Problems
- Researchers utilize the ELITE model to identify research problems:
- E-xperience
- L-iterature
- I-ssues
- T-heory
- E-xternal sources
- The DEARTH model helps researchers identify research gaps or problems:
- Few or little
- Underserved
- Gaps in the research
Applied Research
- Applied research examines the effectiveness of a specific research intervention.
Basic Research
- Basic research focuses on generating new knowledge and improving current research with the latest information.
Documents
- University Research Agenda:
- Encourages interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Agenda 20-2020:
- Focuses on environmental issues.
- 17 SDGs:
- Global goals
- PH Ambisyon 2040/ Ambisyon Natin:
- 2040 vision
- Embodied by the 3M’s: Matatag, Maginhawa, Mapanatag (Strong, Comfortable, Secure)
- NHERA/ National Higher Education Research Agenda:
- Focus on pollution control
- HNRDA/ Harmonized National Research & Development Agenda:
- Proposed by DOST
IMRAD Journal Format
- IMRAD is the common format for research publications:
- Introduction
- Methodology
- Results
- Discussion
Research Gap:
- A research gap emphasizes:
- Unexplored or under-explored areas
- Questions that have never been answered before
- A problem or concern that needs to be addressed
General Information About the Topic:
- Researchers aim to:
- Introduce the topic
- Explain to readers the study's significance and provide context
- Identify research gaps that can be addressed by the study, emphasizing global forces and assumptions
- Researchers explore:
- Global, international, local, and regional forces (the context of the research)
- Implicit notions or underlying assumptions that drive the exploration
- Theoretical assumptions informing the study
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Description
This quiz explores the research process, focusing on conceptualization and design/planning stages as outlined in Chapters 1 and 2. Participants will learn about problem identification, methodology, and data collection techniques. Test your understanding of these foundational research concepts!
