chapter 1 Flashcards
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
a) Background of the Study
b) Statement of the Problem
c) Hypothesis
d) Conceptual Framework
e) Theoretical Framework
f) Significance of the Study
g) Scope and Delimitation
h) Definition of Terms
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Includes:
a. Review of the topic being researched;
b. Current information surrounding the issue;
c. Relevant history on the issue.
What to put in the Background of the Study? (1)
I. What is the problem?
What to put in the Background of the Study? (2)
II.What do you want to research about the problem?
What to put in the Background of the Study? (3)
III.Why is it important to conduct that research?
What to put in the Background of the Study? (4)
IV.Why did you choose the topic?
BIGGER PICTURE/ SCOPE
SPECIFIC SCOPE
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TO SPECIFIC SCOPE
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE SMALL DETAILS
DEDUCTIVE METHOD
Contains questions that a research paper sets out to answer.
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
Characteristics of a Research Question
✓CLEAR
✓FOCUSED
✓CONCISE
✓COMPLEX
“This study aims to investigate the relationship of…”
GENERAL OBJECTIVES:
“Specifically, this study will be carried out to seek
answers to the following questions:….”
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:
A proposed explanation made on the basis
of limited evidence as a starting point for further
investigation. It is an educated guess or tentative
answer to the research problem.
HYPOTHESIS
the statement that there is no significant effect
or relationship between two or more variables or
populations. It is the hypothesis that we wish to
reject.
Null hypothesis (H0
):
the hypothesis contrary to null hypothesis. It is
a claim about a certain phenomenon contradictory
to H0
Alternative hypothesis (Ha
):
basic structure or a frame of reference
framework = skeleton
