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CHAPTER 2 (ST) Flashcards

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Chapter that provides a rational explanation in conducting the study

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C2

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Chapter containing valuable information from local and foreign authors’ literature reviewed by the researchers

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C2

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True or False: In more complex research, it is possible to combine many theories.

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True

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True or False: There are fixed rules in structuring a theoretical framework.

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False

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True or False: CF does not include the investigator’s own position to the problem.

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False

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True or False: All aspects of the CF must be related to the research’s main objective.

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True

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True or False: Base the CF contents on your own understanding of the elements and of the relationship of the research features.

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True

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A process of compiling, classifying, and evaluating what other researchers wrote and investigated about a certain topic.

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Literature Review

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True or False: Reviewing a body of literature on a topic makes the study empirical.

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True

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Purposes of Reviewing a Literature

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  1. It builds the confidence of a researcher as they understand the variables being studied.
  2. It shows similar studies that become the springboard of a discussion.
  3. Other researchers will see the objectivity of your study.
  4. Reviewing a body of literature makes your study empirical.
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Types of Literature Sources

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  1. Research
  2. Conceptual
  3. Gray
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How current must the review material be?

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At least 10 years back

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Characteristics of the Reviewed Literature

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  1. Must be 10 years back
  2. Must be objective and unbiased
  3. Must be relevant
  4. Coherence principle must be observed in doing the literature review
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What is the coherence principle?

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All found literature must be interconnected

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Empirically-based literature

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Research Literature

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True or False: Research literature includes both published and unpublished sources.

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True

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Literature that are data-free and non-empirical

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Conceptual Literature

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Magazines, newspapers, flyers, etc.

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Gray Literature

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Examples of Literature

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  • Thesis and dissertation
  • Encyclopedia
  • Journals
  • Articles
  • Books
  • Internet sites and resources (websites, e-journals, e-books)
  • Dictionaries
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Steps in Systematic Review of Literature

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  1. Clearly understand your research questions.
  2. Plan your strategy in gathering literature/data.
  3. Filter the sources and determine which can be used for evaluation.
  4. Determine the methodological soundness of studies.
  5. Summarize and synthesize all studies you’ve gathered.
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True or False: Open web sources are considered reliable for RRL.

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False

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True or False: The discussion must follow the arrangement of variables as stated in the SOP.

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True

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Elements included in writing a Lit. Review

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  1. Overview of the subject, issue, or theory and objectives of writing the lit. review
  2. Division of works into categories
  3. Explanation of how each work is similar and varies to and from one another
  4. Conclusions as to which pieces are best considered in their argument
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How do you know a research is related to other studies?

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  1. They use the same variables, sub-variables, concepts, construct
  2. They have the same subject or topic of study
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What data should be indicated in the related studies?

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  1. Name of the author, date, setting of the study
  2. The title
  3. Salient findings
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Organizing and presenting related studies according to date of publication

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Chronological Organization

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Organizing and presenting according to the variables or concepts of a research topic

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Thematic Organization

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CHIPITS-RC

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  1. Context
  2. How (Methodology)
  3. Issues
  4. Population
  5. Instrument
  6. Theory
  7. Sampling
  8. Results
  9. Conclusion
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True or False: Open web sources are considered reliable sources for academic research.

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False

30
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True or False: The discussion of literature should follow the arrangement of variables as stated in the SOP.

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True

31
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True or False: A researcher must place their original work in the context of existing literature.

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True

32
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The ____ helps identify the major variables, sub-variables, and indicators.

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Related literature

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True or False: In writing a literature review, describe the relationship of each work to the others under consideration.

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True

34
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What is the title of Chapter 2?

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Review of Related Literature and Studies

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