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  • Joshua Timbol

  • 問題数 36 • 2/29/2024

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    This type of review organizes the literature by the publication date of each source.

    Chronological

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    a research methodology that helps in exploration of a phenomenon within some particular context through various data sources, and it undertakes the exploration through variety of lenses in order to reveal multiple facets of the phenomenon

    Case Study

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    IMPORTANT ELEMENTS OF A RESEARCH TITLE

    1. Phenomenon (What?) 2. Subject (Who?) 3. Locale (Where?) 4. Time Period(When?) 5. Method(What?)

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    data or information from respondents must be handled with utmost confidentiality and honesty.

    Ethical

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    is a qualitative research approach developed by two sociologists, Glaser and Strauss (1967). ____ are studies in which data are collected and analyzed and then a theory is developed that is grounded in the data.

    Grounded theory

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    study involves observing people in their own environment to understand their experiences, perspectives and everyday practices. This can give in-depth insight into a particular context, group or culture.

    Ethnography

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    After the problem has identified, the researcher checks for related materials on the topic that are available that could serve as a starting point or reference of the study.

    Literature Review

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    format refers to a paper that is structured by four main sections: Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion.

    IMRaD

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    the procedures utilized in research must be ___ in other contexts and the results must have a wide range of applicability.

    Replicable

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    CHARACTERISTICS OF A QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

    1.Natural Environment 2. Research is a Key Instrument 3. Multiple Sources of Data 4. Inductive Analysis 5. Participant's Meaning 6. Emergent Design 7. Theoretical Perspective 8. Interpretative 9. Holistic Account

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    This is the stage where the result of the study is disseminated back to the community.

    Community Application or Utilization of Research

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    requires a systematic process to generate answers. It can be dissected to "re" and "search" meaning "to search again."

    RESEARCH

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    is a form of qualitative research which the stories themselves become raw data. This approach has been used in many disciplines to learn more about theculture, historical experiences, identity, lifestyle, etc.

    Narrative Inquiry

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    is a broad subject matter addressed by the study.

    Research Study

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    Choosing topics like these will prevent you from having a clear focus on your paper

    Vague Subjects

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    At this stage, the materials and needed information are gathered, analyzed, and interpreted.

    Collecting Analyzing and Interpreting Data

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    is an educational issue or concern that an investigator presents and justifies in a research study

    Research Problem

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    This contains the purpose of the study, the research questions, and the manner in which the study will be conducted or the methodology.

    Setting the Direction of the Study

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    The first step in research writing is to identify and problematize an area of interest.

    Identification of the Problem:

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    Procedure

    •Qualitative Design and Methodology • Research Site • Selection Criteria and Participants •Data Collecion • Role of Researchers • Methods of Validation • Ethical Consideration

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    is dynamic and subjective. An in-depth inquiry that builds a rich and holistic picture of central phenomenon using narratives that are based on observation and the meanings of the experiences of people in their natural settings.

    Qualitative Research

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    Researchers must not use deception on people participating.

    Ethics

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    In a ___ review, literature is organized by themes of key topics related to the research question

    Thematic

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    It is the first part of the research paper that describes the area of interest that the study intends to investigate.

    Background of the Study

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    Findings and Discussion

    Findings and Discussion

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    This type of review centers on the research methods and methodologies used in previous studies

    Methodological

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    examines human experiences through the descriptions provided by the people involved. These experiences are called lived experiences. The goal of ____ studies is to describe the meaning that experiences hold for each subject. This type of research is used to study areas in which there is little knowledge (Donalek, 2004).

    Phenomenology

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    Summary, Conclusion, and Recommendations

    •Summary of the Study •Summary of the findings •Limitations •Conclusion •Recommendations

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    Collecting a lot of information as evidence to support your claims about your subject matter from varied forms, is part and parcel of any research work.

    Availability of Information

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    It is a detailed evaluation of written materials on a research topic. It involves the selection, elsin, and synhesis of the given materials

    Literature Review

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    is fixed and Universal

    Quantitative Research

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    From the analyzed data, conclusion and learning are drawn.

    Evaluation and Report Writing

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    the major intent or objective of the study.

    Purpose

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    The Problem and Literature Review

    •Background of the Study •Literature Review • Statement of the Purpose • Conceptual or Theoretical Framework •Scope and Delimitation •Significance of the study •Definition of terms

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    Your real interest in a subject pushes you to research, investigate, or inquire about it with full motivation, enthusiasm, and energy.

    Interest in the Subject

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    the conduct of the research must be systematic, scientific, and logical.

    Rigorous