Q1: Research Question

Question 1

It is simple as a problem you would like to research.

Answer 1

Reearch problem

Question 2

It deals more with the precision and specificity of the problem and describes trends and patterns of a phenomenon.

Answer 2

Quantitative
Research Problem

Question 3

It help clarify and specify the research problem.

Answer 3

Research questions

Question 4

They are also considered as sub-problems of your research problem and are informative in nature. They specify the method of collecting and analyzing data, and the type of data to be collected whenexploring a quantitative research problem.

Answer 4

Research Questions

Question 5

Characteristics of Good Research Questions

Consider the amount of time, energy, money, respondents, and even your current situation as a student-researcher.

Answer 5

Feasible

Question 6

Characteristics of Good Research Questions

The clarity of how the questions are stated lead to agreement of meaning of the
readers of your study.

Answer 6

Clear

Question 6

Characteristics of Good Research Questions

Ask if your research questions are relevant or important to ask.

Answer 6

Significant

Question 7

Characteristics of Good Research Questions

Always consider the welfare of people, animals or whosoever are involved in your study. Look into ways of answering the research questions without inflicting physical and
psychological harm to persons involved.

Answer 7

Ethical

Question 8

A research question that is derived from the research problem

Answer 8

General Questions

Question 9

A research question anchored on the general research problem.

Answer 9

Specific Questions

Question 10

It focus on observing, describing, and reporting factors or aspects of the research problem.

Answer 10

Research Questions for Descriptive Research

Question 11

Phrases such as how often/frequently, how many/much, what is/are, to what extent/degree, and the likes are used in these questions.

Answer 11

Research Questions for Descriptive Research

Question 12

It aim to determine the relationships among two or more variables in your research problem.

Answer 12

Research Questions for Correlational Research

Question 13

Usually begin with the phrases “Is there a significant relationship…” or “What is the relationship between/among…”.

Answer 13

Research Questions for Correlational Research

Question 14

It attempt to identify the causes of the phenomenon in the context of your research problem.

Answer 14

Research Questions for Ex Post Facto Research

Question 15

It is also assumed that no control or manipulation of variable has been done in order to cause the effect. It is also understood that the cause of the problem already exists before you conducted your study.

Answer 15

Research Questions for Ex Post Facto Research

Question 16

It suggest that banswers to these questions are brought about by manipulation or control of a certain variable during
the conduct of the study.

Answer 16

Research Questions for Experimental and Quasi-experimental Research

Question 17

These questions provide explanation to the causal relationship of variables.

Answer 17

Research Questions for Experimental and Quasi-experimental Research