1st A.T rev.

Question 1

It is an integrating and culminating experience for students, and it is important because it allows studens to retain whatever they have been learning during their college studies and apply it once they puruse a specific academic profession in college.

Answer 1

Capstone Project
General: Research

Question 2

This study done by Sir Isaac Newton is an example of pure research.

Answer 2

The Laws of Motion

Question 3

Enumerate

Research problems revolve around the 4P, what are the 4Ps?

Answer 3

• People
• Problem
• Phenomena
• Program

Question 4

Identify which of the 4P is being described below.

An issue, challenge, or constraint

Answer 4

Problem

Question 5

Identify which of the 4P is being described below.

A fact, occurence, or observable circumstance

Answer 5

Program

Question 6

Identify which of the 4P is being described below.

A group of individuals

Answer 6

People

Question 7

Identify which of the 4P is being described below.

Interventions or plans of action

Answer 7

Phenomena

Question 8

What should a research problem possess or “be” to create a good foundational pillar for your research?

Answer 8

The problem must be clearly defined

Question 9

How do you properly define a research problem?

Answer 9

• State the problem in general terms
• Understand the nature of the problem
• Preview available literature
• Engage in discussions
• Rephrase the research problem

Question 10

Enumerate.

What are the characteristics of a good reserach problem?

Answer 10

• it should address the gap in knowledge
• it should be significant enough to contribute to the existing body of research
• the problem should render itself to investigation through a collection of data

Question 11

How do research problems help the progression of a research study?

Answer 11

• they help formulate the sequence of action
• they also help you avoid unnecessary steps during the research

Question 12

The research problem is the ( ) step in conducting a research study.

Answer 12

preliminary step

Question 13

True or false: Creative ideas are a source of researchable problems.

Answer 13

False

They aren’t.

Question 14

It is a visual thinking tool that helps structure information; helping you to better analyze, comprehend, synthesize, recall, and generate new ideas.

Answer 14

Mind map

Question 15

In writing, which element tells the reader where the exposition is heading?
- It involves using words and phrases to indivate the direction and organization of your writing. (from a writer’s POV)

Answer 15

Signposts

Question 16

Which citation style or format is commonly used for academic documents such as journal articles and books?

Answer 16

APA
American Psychology Association

Question 16

Plagiarism is copying someone else’s work or report without?

Answer 16

Citing the source or author
It is considered a crime because it is equivalent to stealing (intellectual property)

Question 17

APA uses which format of citation?

Answer 17

author-date method
(ex. Jones, 2023)

Question 18

Give the meaning of the acronym.

DOI

Answer 18

Digital object identifier

Question 19

True or false: A DOI is a generic alphanumeric string assigned to identify content and provide a persistent link to its location on the internet.

Answer 19

False

It is a unique alphanumeric string assigned by a registration agency

Question 20

True or false: Citations of two or more works in the same parentheses shouldbe listed in the order they appear in the reference list.

Answer 20

True

Question 21

True or false: In APA, references to legal materials such as court cases, statutes, and legislation are treated like work with actual authors.

Answer 21

False

They are treated like works with no authors.

Question 22

What should you do when a resource has no named author?

Answer 22

Cite the last few words of the reference entry.

Question 23

Scientific inquiries always start by. . .

Answer 23

asking questions

Question 24

Compare.

Theoretical framework v.s conceptual framework

Answer 24

• Theoretical framework: based on existing theories that have been developed and reviewed by professionals
• Conceptual framework: aspects and variables selected by the researchers to become the basis of the study’s inquiry

Question 25

What are the elements or components being measured in the study?

Answer 25

Variables

Question 26

Enumerate and compare.

What are the two main types of variables?

Answer 26

• Independent variable: the treatment or factor measured and manipulated that affects the dependent variable
• Dependent variable: the outcome-determinant of the study

Question 27

Enumerate.

What are the two types of hypotheses?

Answer 27

• Null hypothesis
• Alternative hypothesis

Question 28

Determine which type of hypothesis is being described.

It is stated in positive form

Answer 28

alternative hypothesis

Question 29

Determine which type of hypothesis is being described.

A type of denial of existence of a trait, characteristic, quality, value, correlation, or difference of the result.

Answer 29

null hypothesis

Question 30

Determine which type of hypothesis is being described.

Affirms the existence of observed phenomena.

Answer 30

alternative hypothesis

Question 31

Determine which type of hypothesis is being described.

This hypothesis is rejected once the computed value (CV) is significant or basically equal/greater than the tabular value (TV)

Answer 31

null hypothesis

Question 32

How will you analyze and compare the results of your study?

Answer 32

Analyze and compare the results with the null hypothesis

Question 33

It is a tentative, testable answer to a scientific question.

Answer 33

Hypothesis

Question 34

Name a common statistical method used in research

Answer 34

comparing a population to the mean or average

Question 35

This refers to an intelligent guess or a tentative proposition that is formulated temporarily to explain observed facts covered by a study

Answer 35

Hypothesis

Question 36

This characteristic in research problems pertains to the usage of appropriate statistical tools to arrive at valid results.

Answer 36

Measurable

Question 37

This quality must be possessed by a good researcher in which they are systematic, methodical, logical, and precise in their decision-making and interpretation of results.

Answer 37

Scientific

Question 38

This quality of a researcher pertains to one that is trustful in the conduct of their research and declares valid results.

Answer 38

Honest

Question 39

Also known as “basic research”; it is conducted to enhance scientific knowledge and is driven by curiosity and the desire to understand fundamental principles, without a specific practical application in mind.

Answer 39

pure research