2ndo parcial Flashcards

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book references

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Author, A.A. (2019). Title: subtitle. Location: publisher.

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DOI Article references

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Author, A.A & Author, B.B. (2000). Title of article: subtitle. title of journal, volume number, page range. doi:976534334

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No DOI Article references

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Author, H.H. (1990). Title of article:subtitle. Title of journal, volume number. Retrived from link

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5 methods of data collection

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1- poll
2- survey
3- observation
4- interview
5- questioner
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data collection : poll

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  • ask simple questions
  • multiple choice
  • 1 question (depends on)
  • doesn’t collect demographic information and other details.
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data collection: survey

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  • uses a questionnaire to gather data from a set of respondents
  • provides insight of the targeted audience
  • flexibility in length, question style
  • analyses of the question: looks for trends, behavior patterns, forecasting
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data collection: observation

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  • gathers data by watching behavior, events, or noting physical characteristics in their natural setting
  • overt (everyone knows they are being observed) or covert (no one knows they are being observed and the observer is concealed).
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data collection: interview

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  • used to collect data from a small group of subjects on a broad range of topics.
  • structured (similar to questioner) or unstructured interviews
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data collection: questioner

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  • simply any set of written questions.
  • not concerned with delivery methods and especially statistical analysis
  • collects standalone info
  • collecting precise or legitimate responses from respondents is not a top priority.
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Protocol of investigation

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chapter 1 & 2

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Chapter 1

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1- problem identification
2- contextualize diagnosis
3- delimitation
4- justification
5- hypothesis
6- objective
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chapter 2

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1- theory
2- theoretical framework
3- contextualized diagnosis

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c1 problem identification

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introduction about the phenomena to study

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c1 contextualize diagnosis

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compare old finding with news (cite studies done before yours)

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c1 delimitation

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1- time frame:(when the investigation begin and end)
2- location: (where exactly will the investigation be conducted
3- procedure: (a step by step layout of the activities to be conducted

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c1 justification

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(explain why is your investigation important, why should we pay attention to you, we should do this because so that we can get support)

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c1 hypothesis

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(the expectation of what are we wanting to find in the study)

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c1 objective

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(what do we want to achieve)

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c2 theory

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knowledge before practice

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c2 Contextualized diagnosis:

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objective is to find who has done something similar to you in recent (5) years.

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c2 theoretical framework:

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introduces and describes the theory that explains why the research problem study exists.