PPT 1-14 Flashcards
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What does DANGER means?
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D - Diligence
A - Attention
N - Neatness
G - Good Manners
E - Engagement
R - Responsibility
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It is a methodological and follows a specific set of procedures?
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Research
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It is a plan reflecting the series or set of activities that must be accomplished until the completion of a research study?
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Research Plan
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What are the basic steps to follow when conducting a research study?
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- Define your topic
- Formulate your problem statement
- Conduct a review of related literature
- Determine the theoretical framework for your study
- Develop a research strategy or design
- Collect your Data
- Validate your research design and analyze your data
- Write and Revise your Paper
- Defending and disseminating the results of your study
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It describes what is to be tested, examined, or studied during the entire research process?
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Formulate your Problem Statement
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It is the general problem or question that the research aims yo answer or solve?
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Formulate your Problem Statement
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The problem statement should reflect the following information?
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Context, gap, significance
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It should be able to emphasize the significance of pursuing that specific field of study?
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Problem Statement
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This stage is mainly about reading studies, articles, and other sources related to your study?
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Conduct a review of related literature
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Ot must be done systematically?
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Literature Review
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In RRL how can you ensure that their credibility and reliability?
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Considering the author of the work and its publisher, and its date of publication
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What is the objective of any research?
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“Bridge” the research gap or significantly add to a body of knowledge
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It is the very foundation of a research study?
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Theoretical Framework
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Is a plan on how yo conduct your research guide?
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Research Strategy
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This will serve ad your guide in accomplishing your research objectives and priorities?
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Research Strategy
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At this stage you will plot the details about what data you need to collect, how much data you need to collect, and how you are going to collect your data?
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Develop a research strategy or design
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This involves your actual study according to your research strategy?
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Collect your Data
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Pertain to terms, phrases, concepts and ideas that are directly relevant to answering the research question?
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Validity Constructs
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Examples of Validity Constructs?
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Confirmability
Transferability
Credibility
Generalizability or Dependability
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Included outlining, drafting, and incorporating comments and suggestions introduced drafts?
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Writing Process
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The first oral defense is called?
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Proposal Defense
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The second oral defense is called that takes place after the whole research report is completes is called?
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Final Defense
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What are the types of Research?
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Qualitative Research
Quantitative Research
Mixed Methods Research
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It focuses on words along with its construction, meanings, and interpretations?
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Qualitative Research
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It asks open-minded questions to extract meanings, perceptions, and interpretation?
Qualitative Research
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What are the strategies of inquiry of Qualitative Research?
Phenomenology
Grounded Theory
Ethnography
Case Study
Narrative Research
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What are the data collection of Qualitative Research?
Interviews
Focus Group discussions
Content Analysis
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It us a means for testing objective theories by examining the relationship among variables?
Quantitative Research
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It makes use of statistics in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of numerical data?
Quantitative Research
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What are the strategies inquiry of Quantitative Research?
Survey Research
Experimental Research
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What are the Data collections of quantitative research?
Surveys
Experiments
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It employs the elements of both quantitative and qualitative research in terms of strategies and methods?
Mixed Methods Research
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It elaborates or expands the findings of one method either another method?
Sequential
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Qualitative and Quantitative methods and data are being used and collected at the same time?
Concurrent
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A theoretical lens id used as an overarching perspective within a design that contains both quantitative and qualitative data?
Transformative
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Qualitative research focuses on studying its subject in a natural form, thus, it is a form of?
Natural Inquiry
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Is a qualitative approach that allows primary research findings to be derived from the most dominant and significant being observed in society?
Inductive Analysis
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Focuses on the the entirety of the system?
Holistic Approach
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It assumes that the whole system is better compared ti the sum-of its parts?
Holistic Approach
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Refers to the detailed documentation and description of certain events or phenomenon being observed?
Qualitative data
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What are the characteristics of qualitative data?
- based on natural inquiry
- utilizes inductive analysis
- utilizes holistic approach
- requires personal immersion of the researcher
- objective
- requires empathic neutrality
- exhibits flexible research design
- uses qualitative data
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It is a type of qualitative research that deals with the description of participants real-life experiences of a specific event?
Phenomenology
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It is to understand the culture and experiences of a group of people in their natural environment?
Ethnography
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Aims to explain a phenomenon and the evolution of its course of action?
Grounded theory
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This subject can be a specific person of interest?
Case Study
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Aims to describe past events to fully understand the current patterns needed for making future decisions?
Historical Review
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Used to document changes in human perspective or behavior?
Narrative Review
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Refers to facts generated from objective insights together with the findings processed by the human brain?
Knowledge
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What are the fields here qualitatively research is relevant?
- social sciences
- business
- public health
- media communication
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Ot is an efficient way of understanding changes in society because of its inclination to human experience and context?
Qualitative research
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It equips academics, professionals, and even ordinary people with knowledge about society that would allow people to improve their lives?
Qualitative research
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It is necessary for raising social consciousness among the public?
Qualitative research
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Provides relevant knowledge in crafting sound business strategies to achieve the right commercial image and to increase profitability?
Qualitative Research
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Can be used in epidemiological studies to analyze how human behavior and practices contribute to disease transmission and mortality rates?
Qualitative Research techniques
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What does SMART stands for?
S - specific
M - measurable
A - achievable
R - realistic
T - timely
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Is considered to he qualitative when the nature of answering it is on making meanings from nonnumerical information?
Research Problem
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Describes the reasons or justification for the conduct of the study?
Relevance of the research
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A good research problem has?
- clear scientific
- social
- and practical relevance
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Is the central basis for the other parts of the research?
Research problem
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Describes what the research is about and is based on the statement of the research problem?
Research title
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Are specific inquiries that are enumerated to answer the research problem?
Research questions
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Is a general expression of what you want to investigate?
Research problem
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Focus on understanding the stories that relate to the relationships being observed?
Qualitative research statement
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Focus on understanding the stories that relate to the relationships being observed?
Qualitative research statement
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A qualitative research question should always be?
Open- ended
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Research statements should be?
Researchable
Relevant
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Are boundaries or restrictions that can affect the flow of conducting the research study
Scope, Limitations, and Delimitations
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Refers to uncontrollable factors that can affect the process of conducting the study, specifically on the part of the methodology and results?
Limitations
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Methodological limitations can include the following?
- required number of participants
- sufficiency of references to support claims
- data collection
- measurement
- technique limitations
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Personal Limitations include the following?
- language barriers
- time constraints
- biases
- financial or budgetary limitations
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Boundaries that the researcher sets up based on the identified scope and limitations?
Delimitation
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This section (Delimitation) commonly identified the following?
- specific population
- specific time limit for conducting the research
- topics and ideas that will be included or excluded
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Indicated the general boundaries of the study?
Scope
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Are the parameter set by the researcher based on the defined scope and limitations of the study?
Delimitations
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The section in any research paper that describes the importance of the study to its stakeholders?
Significance of Qualitative Research
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Significance of qualitative research can be based on?
- the need to address conflicting results from previous research
- unresolved gaps in information
- recommendations from prior studies
- arising interest trends
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Can be identified as people with influence and interest in a research?
Stakeholders
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May include groups of people that are affected directly or indirectly by the study?
Stakeholders
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Defined as the positive impacts of an activity toward a targeted (or sometimes untargeted) subject?
Benefits
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Are individuals or groups of people that may be positively or negatively affected by the research?
Stakeholders
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These are the individuals, groups, or organizations that are positively affected by the research?
Beneficiaries of the study
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Examples if beneficiaries?
- the researcher himself
- individuals or groups whose knowledge and awareness about the topic will be increased due to the research
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Are the positive impacts of the research to individuals or groups?
Benefits
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Refers to the process of conducting systematic research involving collection of information from multiple sources?
Literature review
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What are the primary sources of Literature?
- survey data
- statistical data
- journal article
- video and audio recordings
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Are scholarly articles compiled in peer-reviewed journals classified according the field of study?
Journal articles
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Are scholarly articles compiled in peer-reviewed journals classified according the field of study?
Journal articles
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Captures and document phenomena that they wish to further observe?
Audio and video recordings
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Are documents containing data that seeks to summarize information obtained from the public about a variety of subject?
Survey data
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Refers to the set of data that contains compilation of numerical data on specific topics?
Statistical data
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What are the secondary sources literature?
- review literature
- news article
- textbook
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Is an article that summarizes and reviews the previous and current knowledge regarding a specific topic?
Scientific review article
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Materials containing information from highly specific subjects to broad science fields?
Textbooks
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Are references that contain information which were observed or witnessed firsthand by the author?
Primary sources
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Are references that contain information based on primary sources?
Secondary sources
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What are the citation style guides?
APA
MLA
CMOS
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Citation style used for psychology, education, social sciences?
APA
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Citation style used for humanities?
MLA
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Citation style used for business, history, fine arts?
CMOS
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It follows the author and year publishing format of in-text citation?
APA 7th Edition Basic Rules
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It follows the author-page format of in-text citation?
MLA
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Chicago style comes in two formats?
- notes and bibliography
- author-date
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What are the reference citation guidelines?
APA - REFERENCES
MLA - WORKS CITED
CHICAGO MANUAL - BIBLIOGRAPHY OR REFERENCES
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The purpose of citing literature?
- give credit
- credible
- track relevant sources
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Most commonly used citation style guides?
APA
MLA
CMOS
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The two parts of citations are?
In text citation
Reference list
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Are similar yet distinct skills that are commonly used in academic writing, most especially in research?
Summarizing, Paraphrasing, Quoting
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Used for shorter text?
Paraphrasing
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States exactly what the author mentioned in the original text?
Quoting
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Is a tool with features that can help you cite and make a list of references for your research paper?
Word processing software
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Is a free website that researches can use ti make a list of references using different citation formats?
Online citation generator
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Is a free website that researches can use ti make a list of references using different citation formats?
Online citation generator
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The section that lists all the literature used in cited in the body text of a research paper?
Bibliography
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Chapter 1 includes?
Introduction/background of the study
Theoritical framework
Conceptual framework
Statement of the problem
Scope and Limitation
Significance of the study
Definition of terms
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Chapter 2 includes?
Rrl
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Chapter 3 includes?
Research design
Research environment
Research subjects or respondents
Research instruments
Data gathering procedure
Statistical treatment
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Is a philosophical branch that focuses on questioning the right and wrong ways of human behavior?
Ethics
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Refers to the act of copying or using works from another person and presenting it as your own?
Plagiarism
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Types of Plagiarism?
Direct Plagiarism
Inadequate Plagiarism
Self-plagiarism
Incomplete citations
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This type of plagiarism happens when the researcher directly copied and pasted without revision and proper attribution?
Direct Plagiarism
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This typically happens when the researcher tries to paraphrase the content by simply replacing selected words in the sentences with synonyms or other interchangeable words?
Inadequate Paraphrasing
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This type of plagiarism often happens when the researcher lifts the contents of his/her previous work and places them in the current work?
Self-plagiarism
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Committed when incomplete citation details, giving false information, fabricating citation details?
Incomplete Citation
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4r’s of Paraphrasing?
Reword
Rearrange
Realize
Recheck
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Large collection of individuals where sample is taken from?
Population
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Individuals taken from the population to be study?
Sample
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Least participation, mostly used in experimental studies?
Subjects
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People who are surveyed?
Respondents
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Experts guiding a researcher? Providing information?
Informants
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Has the most participation, mostly in observation-based studies?
Participants
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It is the sampling where the researcher has pre-selected criteria in choosing respondents?
Purposive Sampling
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Choosing a sample is based on the researchers convenience?
Convenience Sampling
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Sampling that contains subgroups that contain specific characteristics that the researcher needs?
Quota Sampling
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Sampling: sample is based on recommendations of respondents?
Snowball Sampling
