PR Midterm

Question 1

Puts the current research in the context of existing literature.

Answer 1

Background of the study

Question 2

To grab the attention of the readers to gain their interest to read through

Answer 2

Teaser

Question 3

Identifies the perceived concern mentioned in the teaser.studies tackled the same problem.study being made is not a repetition but something that may contribute to the same line of thought.

Answer 3

Research problem

Question 4

at this point only gives a general feel, status,and direction without necessarily going into the details.

Answer 4

Body of literature support

Question 5

can be in the form of a new set of sample that may or may not yield the same result as the previous one.

Answer 5

Deficiency of specific area

Question 6

The statement of intention makes it clear to the reader what the study is about

Answer 6

Importance and purpose

Question 7

Defines and gives direction to the study

Answer 7

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

Question 8

Refers to a set of experience like coping with stress, the life of senior high school student

Answer 8

CENTRAL PHENOMENON

Question 9

Refers to the people who have the experience about the phenomenon

Answer 9

RESPONDENTS

Question 10

Refers to what the study would like to do with phenomenon

Answer 10

INTENT OF THE STUDY

Question 11

Two types of research questions

Answer 11

CENTRAL QUESTION
SUB-QUESTIONS

Question 12

General question that covers technically the whole experience of the phenomenon.

Answer 12

CENTRAL QUESTION

Question 13

This covers the specific aspects of the phenomenon. That will capture the nuance of the experience which will make the central question specific

Answer 13

SUB-QUESTIONS

Question 14

Refers to the natural environment of the respondents

Answer 14

RESEARCH SITE

Question 15

Is the process of compiling,classifying, and evacuating what other researcher have written on a certain topic.

Answer 15

LITERATURE REVIEW

Question 16

It can be a partial component of research undertaking, but it can also stand as lone review of writing on certain subject

Answer 16

LITERATURE REVIEW

Question 17

• it is the researcher’s priority to enrich his or her work by reading literature containing important data relative to his problem in order to fully comprehend the variables being studied. The library is a good source for reference materials such as journals, textbooks, reference books, abstracts of theses, dissertations, and computers with Internet access

Answer 17

FINDING RELEVANT MATERIAL’S

Question 18

The researcher must thoroughly critique the contents of the materials. Involves asking questions.

Answer 18

ACTUAL READING

Question 19

Saves time and effort. Put only the important data in your own words. Also facilitates the consolidation of the literature gathered.

Answer 19

NOTE - TAKING

Question 20

Restates another’s idea which involves putting passage from a source into your own words which must still be attributed to the original author.

Answer 20

PARAPHRASE

Question 21

Is used to cite information that you have taken from another source and used in your paper

Answer 21

INTEXT CITATION

Question 22

Steps in reviewing a literature

Answer 22

FINDING RELEVANT MATERIALS
ACTUAL READING
NOTE - TAKING

Question 23

Is writing that clearly indicates where the source material has been Incorporated into one’s own writing.

Answer 23

ETHICAL WRITING

Question 24

Consider ethical, it should be clear, accurate, fair and honest

Answer 24

ETHICAL WRITING

Question 25

It is an act of using one’s or another person’s ideas, words, processes, and results as your own.

Answer 25

PLAGIARISM

Question 26

In the Philippines, intellectual property is protected by what republic Act?

Answer 26

REPUBLIC ACT 8293

Question 27

Is defined as the details given by the author to support his/her claim and reveals and builds on the position of the writer

Answer 27

EVIDENCE

Question 28

Evidence includes;

Answer 28

FACT AND STATISTICS
OPINION FROM EXPERTS
PERSONAL ANECDOTES

Question 29

What are the ethical standards of writing;

Answer 29

ETHICAL WRITING
PLAGIARISM

Question 30

Objectively validated information on your subject

Answer 30

Facts and statistics

Question 31

Leading authorities on a topic, such as researchers or academics.

Answer 31

OPINION FROM EXPERTS

Question 32

Generalizable, relevant and objectively considered.

Answer 32

PERSONAL ANECDOTES

Question 33

Characteristics of good evidence;

Answer 33

UNIFIED
RELEVANT TO THE CENTRAL POINT
SPECIFIC AND CONCRETE
ACCURATE
REPRESENTATIVE OR TYPICAL