Pr2 Flashcards

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PURPOSE OF THE REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

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Familiarization
Framework
Benchmark

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2
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Types of Sources of Literature
Review

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Primary Sources
Secondary Sources

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used broadly to embody all sources that are original, primary sources provide first-hand information that is closest to the object of study

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Primary sources

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provide non-original or secondhand data or information

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Secondary Sources

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writing information from a source using your own words.

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Paraphrase

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writing exactly what someone else has said, word for word and with the use of quotation marks

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Direct Quotation

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In- text Citation

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Parenthetical Method
Narrative Method

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8
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Parts of Chapter 2

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Relevant Theory
Relevant Literature
Relevant Studies
Conceptual Framework
Hypothesis

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established concepts or frameworks that provide a foundation for understanding, analyzing, and interpreting the study.

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Relevant Theory

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Relevant Theory should be

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Relevant
Provides framework
Contextual

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relevant scholarly works.
provides a theoretical background and context for your research.

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Relevant Literature

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specifically to empirical research studies
provides direct evidence and findings relevant to research.

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Relevant Study

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Like a roadmap for your study.
clarify and organize the research or
theoretical approach, making it easier to communicate ideas and findings systematically.

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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

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Cause of a behavior (IV) and the effect (DV).

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IV-DV FRAMEWORK

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acts as a bridge or link in the causal chain between the IV and the DV.

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MEDIATING VARIABLE

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IPO FRAMEWORK

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INPUT
PROCESS
OUTPUT

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data required for creation

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INPUT

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steps involved

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Process

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steps involved

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Process

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Product

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Output

21
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educated guess.
predictions of the research.

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HYPOTHESIS

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4 TYPES OF HYPOTHESIS

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ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS

DIRECTIONAL HYPOTHESIS

NON-DIRECTIONAL HYPOTHESIS

NULL HYPOTHESIS

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states that there is a relationship between the two variables being studied.

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Alternative Hypothesis

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specifies the expected direction to be followed to determine the relationship between variables.

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Directional Hypothesis

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predicts that there will be an effect but the direction of the effect is not specified.

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NON DIRECTIONAL HYPOTHESIS

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states that there is no relationship between the two variables being studied.

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NULL HYPOTHESIS