PR 1, Introduction, Guidlines, 5 Rules Flashcards
1
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People that you include into you Research
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Research Participants
Ex. : Teachers, Students, Parents, Elderly, Professionals
2
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TIMI
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Tools
Instruments
Methods
Information
3
Q
Peoples Experiences
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Qualitative Research
4
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Qualitative Research
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People’s experience, perspectives, insights
5
Q
Validity
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Accuracy, TIMI
6
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Reliability
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Consistency
7
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Relation between Validity and Reliability
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8
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Background of the story
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The Introduction
9
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Components of the Introduction
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- Problem (Hypothesis)
- Nature of the problem
- Why is it important?
- Goal -> Purpose, Objective
10
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5 Rules in writing a Research Title
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- Make your title specific: preventing broadness
- Make your title narrow
- In connection to your tools
- Based on scholarly studies: cite (comprehensive = credible, reliable)
- Determine if it’s for quantitative/qualitative
11
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Quantitative
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- Charts/graphs
- Statistics
- Numbers
12
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Qualitative
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- Perspectives
- Experiences
- Insights
13
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Guidlines for the title of your Research
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- Follow (institutional Guidelines)
- Related to your field/interest ->motivation = work is more easy
- Not longer than 15 words (digestible, not complicated)
- Problem, Solution, and Premise
- Coherent (not complicated, but simple words)
14
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2 classifications of Research Papers
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Qualitative and Quantitative
