Practical Research Flashcards

1
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RRL means

A

Review of Related Literature

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2
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APA

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American Psychological Association

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3
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MLA

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Modern Languages Association

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4
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Process of obtaining relevant and important information or materials to the research topic.

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Literature Review

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5
Q

It involves the systematic identification, location and
analysis of documents containing the information
related to the topic.

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Literature Review

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6
Q

It places the study in the context of all the available
information about the topic

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Literature Review

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7
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It helps you to explain how the research problem to be
investigated fits into the larger picture.

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Literature Review

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8
Q

It also gives the reader the updated discourses in the
discipline of your topic.

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Literature Review

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9
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You identify what has already been done so as not to replicate other researchers works.

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Literature Review

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10
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Importance of RRL

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  1. It defines and refines the independent and dependent
    variables.
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11
Q

He identified five steps in conducting a literature review

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Creswell 2005

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12
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6 Steps in Doing the RRL

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  1. Identify the Key Terms
  2. Locate the Literature
  3. Evaluate your selected Literature
  4. Organize your sources
  5. Writing the review
  6. Citing References
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13
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The key term.

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Identify the Key Terms

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14
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Locating and retrieving the information you need.

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Locate the Literature

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15
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Make sure that the journal where an article is reputable

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Evaluate your selected Literature

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16
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Read the article thoroughly

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Evaluate your selected Literature

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17
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The article for inclusion in your review must be relevant,
useful and related to your proposed study.

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Evaluate your selected Literature

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18
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How many years of validity of a literature?

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10 years

19
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The literature to be included in the review must be updated in the field of your study.

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Evaluate your selected literature

20
Q

Rank the various sources you have gathered based on the degree of quality.

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Evaluate your selected Literature

21
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  1. It establishes the need, significance and justification in
    conducting your study.
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Importance of RRL

22
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  1. It helps you gauge the feasibility of pursuing your topic.
A

Importance of RRL

23
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  1. It provides a logical rationale for the research hypothesis.
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Importance of RRL

24
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  1. It leads you to potentially useful citations that might be
    helpful in the development of your study
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Importance of RRL

25
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  1. It leads you to identify the strengths and weaknesses of previous investigations on your topic.
A

Importance of RRL

26
Q

Group the literature according to nuances and particulars of
the study.

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Organize your Sources

27
Q

Identify major themes and patterns in the different
literature

A

Organize your sources

28
Q

State the relationships among the different studies

A

Organize your sources

29
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Identify gaps in the literature

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Organize your sources

30
Q

Summarize your sources by using a table matrix or
constructing a literature map.

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Organize your sources

31
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definition of key terms and concepts, research methods and
summary of finding per article

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Table Metrix

32
Q

Synthesize the literature before writing the review

A

Organize your sources

33
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It has three main parts: Introduction, Body, and Conclusion

A

Writing the Review

34
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What are the main three parts of RRL

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Introduction, Body, and Conclusion

35
Q

sets the stage for the review

A

Introduction

36
Q

This is
where you give an overview, define important key words and
inform readers of the limitation of the review.

A

Introduction

37
Q

Is the bulk of the review

A

Body

38
Q

This is the part were
you lay out the groundwork and background information about
your topic.

A

Body

39
Q

It contains the discussion on the similarities and
differences of findings from several articles and how they are
related to the present study.

A

Body

40
Q

synthesis of the review summarizes the
trend and themes that you have observed as you describe the
findings from the different articles.

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Conclusion

41
Q

The 3 Citing References

A

APA, MLA, CMS

42
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5 Parts of Research Paper

A
  1. Research Introduction
  2. Review of Literature
  3. Research Methodology
  4. Data Presentation
  5. Summary, Conclusion, and Recommendation
43
Q

Is the process of obtaining participants of a study from a larger pool of potential participants called population.

A

Sampling