Intro ! Flashcards

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How do you select a research topic

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Interest, background, quality of the research

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2
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Who is affected?
How severe?
Is the topic in line with the priority areas?

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Relevance

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3
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Has the topic been investigated before?

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Avoidance of duplication

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4
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Can the study be give the existing human and financial resources?

Can data from the req number of samples be affected within the time frame?

Inclusion and exclusion of the criteria

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Feasibility

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5
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respondents

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inclusion

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6
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clarify methodology and interpretation of result

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exclusion

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7
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What is the change of the recommendation from the study being applied?

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Applicability of possible results in recommendations

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8
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How urgently are data needed

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urgency of the data needed

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9
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how acceptable is the research to these who will be studied?

will the condition if the subject be taken into account

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ethical acceptability

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10
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area of concern w/in the selected topic where there is a gap knowledge

It can also provide the bath for the significance of the research project

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Identifying the Research Problem

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they summarize what is/are to be achieved by the study

they reflect the questions the study wishes to answer

they serve as the “steering wheel” of the whole research orders, by providing dissection regarding the rest o the steps of the research process

derived from the research problem

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Research Objectives

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12
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what can b recommended based on the study
based on the research objective

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Project Objective

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13
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Reflects the overall purpose of the proj
states what is expected to be achieved by the study in general terms

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General Objectives

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They are statement regarding the specific q’s expected to be answerd in the study

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Specific Objectives

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15
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Determine the extent and nature to which the staff of the regional office are expand to occupational stress

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Gen Obj

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16
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Prevalence of occupations stress among the state of the regional health office

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Specific Obj

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-to help focus of the study
-to identify the specific variables to be measured
avoid collection of data which are not essential to the number identified
-to organize the study into the clearly some parts and phases
-to guide the research in the development of the research methods

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Reasons for specifying research objectives

18
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Phrased in such a way that focuses on what the study is attempting to solve

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Characteristics of Research Objectives

18
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  • Determine
  • Compare
  • Complete
  • Describe
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Specific Action Verb

19
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  • Appreciate
  • Understand
  • Explore
  • Dramatize
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Non-Specific Verb

19
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explains the extent to which the research are will be explained, specifies the parameter w/in the study will be operated

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scope

20
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characteristic that limit the scope and describe the boundaries of study. such as sample size, geological , location, or setting in which the study taken,

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delimitations

21
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validity and reliability of the study which includes the characteristics of the research design or the characteristics of the research design of methodology that are out of control o the research but can influence the research findings

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limitations

22
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convincing others that problem is important

Explaining what o not known about the problem

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satisfying the significance of the research