Module 1: Distinguish Technical Terms Used in Research Flashcards

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1
Q

The basic purpose of a research paper is to ______.

A

Inform

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2
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The first step in writing a research paper is to ____.

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Narrow your subject to refine your topic

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3
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A good research topic is one that is ____.

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interest to the researcher
limited
focused

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4
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The most common way to conclude a research paper is to _____.

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  • restate the main idea
  • restate the principal arguments supporting the main idea
  • supply necessary background information
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5
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A Works Cited list includes ______.

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all the sources you used for the paper

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What purposes are accomplished by the introduction to a research paper?

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  • It provides background information and key terms.
  • It grabs the reader’s attention
  • It presents the main idea, or thesis statement.
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7
Q

. This research term provides a tentative explanation or answer for a phenomenon
under investigation.

A

Hypothesis

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Q

It is the systematic process of collecting and analyzing information in order to
increase our understanding of the information of the phenomenon which are of
concern or interest.

A

Research

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9
Q

It is a term used in research that abstractly describes and names an object, a
phenomenon, or an idea.

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Concept

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10
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It is an organized body of concepts and principles intended to explain a
particular phenomenon.

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Theory

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11
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This is a part of research that consists of assumptions, hypotheses, definitions,
or a synthesis of a set of theories serving as the theoretical backbone of the
investigation.

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Theoretical Framework

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12
Q

This part of the research paper tells the purpose and importance of the
research.

A

Gap of the Problem

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13
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This section of the research focuses only on results that are related to the
research or problem.

A

Methodology

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14
Q

It uses a style or format to cue authors where it supports the background of the
study of your research.

A

Literature Cited

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15
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All the tools used in the research should be seen in this part.

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Methodology

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16
Q

This kind of research is used to describe variables and examine relationships
among variables.

A

Experimental Design

17
Q

This design of a qualitative method focuses on the experiment/s that are a part
of the variables.

A

Experimental

18
Q

This method of research refers to the meaning, concepts, definitions,
characteristics, metaphors, symbols and descriptions of things insead of numbers to display data.

A

Qualitative Method

19
Q

It is a problem that needs to be solved through research.

A

Gap of the Study

20
Q

This is a method that focuses on numbers, objective
hard data. It proves hypotheses by statistical analysis and scientific method.

A

Quantitative Method

21
Q

quality of a person, group subject, event, condition or
situation that varies or takes on different values.

A

Variables

22
Q

SMART stands for:

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Specific
Measurable
Attainable
Realistic
Timebound

23
Q

Narrow down your research topic by

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-Demographic Characteristics
- Relevant Issues
- Location
- Timeframe
- Causes