Senior High School Module 2: Research Fundamentals

Identifying and analyzing factors that influence reaching a specific objective.

The location where a research study takes place.

The main purpose or aim of a research study.

Individuals who provide information for a research study.

Individuals or groups who will benefit from the results of a study.

A research study that investigates the effectiveness of a program or intervention.

A plan aimed at reducing tobacco use and promoting a tobacco-free generation.

A plan to resolve a problem or challenge.

The process where a researcher identifies a specific problem within a field or area of study.

The questions a researcher poses to guide their investigation and explore the identified research problem.

The research design involves a systematic plan that outlines how the study will be conducted, including data collection, methodology, and analysis of findings.

These are the specific aspects or elements within the research problem that will be investigated. These elements are chosen for investigation based on their importance and relevance to the overall research question.

Data collection involves gathering information relevant to the research problem through methods like surveys, interviews, observations, or experiments.

The process of organizing, summarizing, and interpreting collected data to draw conclusions about the research problem.

This section presents the findings of the research, answering the research questions and addressing the problem statement.

This section discusses the implications of the research findings, considering their relevance to the field of study and potential applications.

A research question that aims to understand the process or development of a specific phenomenon.

A research question that explores the experiences and perspectives of individuals on a certain topic.

A type of research question that sets out to discover a new phenomenon, theory, or pattern.

A type of research question that seeks to understand the relationship between two or more variables.

A statement that predicts a relationship between two or more variables.

A statement that there is NO significant difference or relationship between variables.

A specific statement that proposes an alternative to the null hypothesis.

A statement that asserts a causal relationship between variables.

The scope of a research study outlines its parameters, specifying the topic, variables, location, timeframe, and methodology. It helps to define the boundaries and focus of the research.

The delimitations of a research study clarify the limitations, exclusions, and specific aspects not covered in the investigation. It helps to manage expectations and identify potential shortcomings.

A research study's objectives specify the overall goals or aims that the research seeks to achieve. They guide the study's direction and purpose.

The timeframe of a research study defines the period or duration over which the study is conducted. It influences the data collection timeline and the scope of the investigation.

The instrument of a research study refers to the tools or methods used to collect data. It could include questionnaires, interviews, observations, or experimental procedures.

The methodology of a research study encompasses the overall methods, strategies, and techniques used to conduct the research. It defines how the study is carried out, from data collection to analysis.

The specific area or topic that the research will focus on, outlining the boundaries and limitations of the study.

The restrictions or boundaries that limit the scope of the research, clarifying what the study will NOT include.

A concise and clear statement that identifies the problem or issue the research aims to address.

The individuals or groups who will directly benefit from the research findings and its applications.

The location or context where the research study is conducted, influencing data collection and analysis.

A detailed explanation of the methods and procedures used to collect and analyze data in the research project.

The specific factors or elements that are being investigated in the research, influencing the research design.

The process of making sure that the research is conducted in a way that is both ethical and responsible.

Explaining how different concepts within a study are interconnected and influence each other.

The process of defining key terms and their specific usage within the study.

A description of how the study is limited or scoped to a particular area or focus.

A detailed account of previous research and knowledge related to the study's topic.

A comprehensive overview of the research process, including the problem, objectives, design, and implications.

The process of examining and evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of a study.

The process of selecting individuals who will participate in a research study.

The use of appropriate statistical methods to analyze and interpret research data.

This stage involves presenting and discussing the research findings in a report.

Investigating a particular problem or issue in a specific setting or group.

Data gathered from existing sources like surveys, records, or documents.

A type of research that is designed to understand a specific problem or issue within a particular context.