RES PROJ Flashcards by Lance Amores

It is a summary of writings or literature on a specific subject or theme.

It is a survey of the most current, academic, and relevant work in the subject/topic area.

Literature review

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It is NOT a summary of articles, texts, or journals; or

It is NOT an analytical, opinionative, or argumentative essay.

Literature review

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comprises scholarly publications that report original empirical and theoretical work in the
natural and social sciences, and within an academic field, often abbreviated as the literature.

Scientific literature

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is a critical account of what has been published on a topic by accredited researchers.

Scientific literature

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are the primary means of disseminating the findings of scientific study, and it serves as a
permanent record of the scientific community’s accomplishments over time.

Scientific Literature

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A lack of information or knowledge in a particular research area.

Blind spot/ Research gap

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These are the things that are not yet covered by the study

Blank Spot

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a type of literature review in which it presents the current research by merging it
into a wider framework or a larger body of knowledge and determine its contribution and impact to the specific field of study.

Context Review

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a specialized type of literature review in which the researcher organizes the
related researches according to the period of time it was conducted.

Historical Review

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a common type of literature review in which the researcher introduces and
summarizes the recent knowledge of the study.

Integrative Review

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a literature review in which the researcher demonstrates his or her
understanding of a specific body of knowledge.

Self-study Review

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a literature review in which the researcher introduces several theories or concepts that are focused on a specific topic. It is particular on the theories and concepts being highlighted on other researches and compare them to the current study basing on its framework, hypothesis, consistency, and justification.

Theoretical Review

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– researchers opportunity during the masteral program. It is a compilation of research that proves you are knowledgeable about the information learn throughout your graduate program.

Theses

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researchers opportunity during a doctorate program to contribute new knowledge,
theories or practices to your field.

Dissertation

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Articles are written by a scholar in the field and the researcher is always
identified

Scholarly Journals

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A sophisticated search engine to help you get the most out of your library research.

WPI Library Search

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is a research area where they focus on science fields that include the scientific study of living organisms.

Life Science

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Example:
* Antibacterial activity of Katmon (Dillenia philippinensis rolfe) Against Streptococcus pyogenes
* Hypoglycemic Effect of Serpentina (Andrographis paniculata) Leaves as a Supplemental Tea
for Type-II Diabetes

Life Science

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is the application or study of the applications of scientific knowledge for technological
advancement

Applied

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Example:
* Rambutan Peel Dye as Sensitized Solar Cells
* The Use of Algal Polysaccharides Alginates as Bio Sorbent from Aragan Seaweed
(Sargassum Crassifolium) in the Reduction of Heavy Metal Ions in Fishponds

applied science

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is an interdisciplinary science and engineering field dedicated to designing, building and
using mechanical robots

robotics

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Example:
* Fighter (Fire extinguishing, Intelligent, Governing, Heat Sending, Two-way mode, Evading
obstacle Robot)
* ABATouch GarBin: Arduino-Based Automated Touchless Garbage Bin

robotics

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a category of a research problem which is more concerned with an inventive new
product or service than with an incremental one.

innovation

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These include journal papers, conference papers, monographic series,
technical reports, theses, and dissertations.

Primary Literature

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These include reviews, monographs, textbooks, treatises, handbooks, and manuals. These take time to produce and usually cite key "primary" publications on the topic.

Secondary Literature

also known as the introduction section, is typically the part of a paper or manuscript that is read the most and is usually read first by readers

Research Background

it refers to the detailed plan or strategy that outlines how researchers intend to conduct a research study. It is a framework for every stage of the collection and analysis of data.

Research Design

- is a structure that organizes and presents the key concepts, variables, and relationships in a study

Conceptual framework

is a set of interconnected concepts, definitions, and propositions that presents a systematic view of phenomena by specifying relationships among variables.

Theoretical framework

Specifying a way data to be collected is not the main purpose of a _________

hypothesis

The purpose of the __________ section in a research paper is to explain why the research is important or necessary

introduction

One of the potential drawback of using only one source is that the research paper lacks ____

diverse perspectives on the topic.

The very first step in identifying a theoretical dilemma to solve through experimentation is to _________

find a topic.

One of the purpose of including major variables in a research title is to summarize the _________

main idea of the paper.

The purpose of describing the background of research is to present a _____ and ______

historical and theoretical context for the study.

In choosing a topic for a scientific problem, do not choose the one that is easiest or just because your teacher suggests but rather __________

make a list of potential topics and choose the one that interests you the most.

The function of research is that it obtains ________

knowledge for practical use like solving problem.

T or F. The question "Which aspects of classes make them more enjoyable for high school students?" is too broad in scope.

A _____________must be the problem which causes concern for everyone.

research problem

A research title with a scientific name be made more understandable to non-expert readers through using __________

common names for the subject in addition to the scientific name.

_________ of some senior high school students is the problem does the study wish to solve

Tardiness

What makes a problem researchable is that when a phenomenon requires ____________

explanation.

A ___________ is a research question that aims to determine the significant relationship between the variables under study.

relationship-based research question

Importance of RRL:

It guides the researcher in selecting a best research problem or topic.

In hypothesis test: the null hypothesis is not rejected unless there is ______________

sufficient evidence to reject it.

A __________ is a research question that aims to determine the significant difference between groups or sets of tests on groups.

comparative research question

The purpose of research is to(3)

inform action, to prove or generate a theory and to augment knowledge

A research problem is typically characterized by being ______, focusing on a particular aspect or issue within a broader field of study.

specific and narrow,

T or F. In research title, changes is allowed even if it's approved by the adviser/panel.

T or F. A research title typically does not mention every single participant and setting involved in the study.

Funding source of the study can potentially introduce _____, as researchers funded by certain organizations may have conflicts of interest.

bias

Example Research Question: Is there a significant difference between the level of motivation of male and female Grade 12 students? Null and alternative?

Null Hypothesis (Ho) - There is no significant difference between the level of motivation of male and female Grade 12 students. Alternative Hypothesis (Ha) - There is a significant difference between the level of motivation of male and female Grade 12 students

error when rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true.

Type I (false-positive error)

error when failing to reject the null hypothesis when it is false.

Type II (false-negative error)

Organizing references according to APA style should be in ________ order

alphabetical

In referencing a website, the title of the website should be ______

italicized.

In referencing a website, the ____ should come first

author/sponsor/organization

An APA in-text citation consists of_____

the author’s last name and year of publication

Format that includes page numbers. Example

(Smith, 2020, p.170)

No author: 1 author: 2 authors: 3 or more authors: No date:

(“Title of the Work,” 2024) (Taylor, 2024) (Taylor & Kotler, 2024) (Taylor et al., 2024) (Author, n.d.)

Do you need to reference a quotation if you put it in my own words?

Yes, it is okay but you must still acknowledge the original source by inserting an in-text citation and include the full reference in your reference list to avoid accusations of plagiarism.

Characteristic of a Good Research Title

Summarize the main idea of the paper * Be a concise statement of the topic * Include major variables * Show the relationship of the main variable under study * Include the major task of the researcher * Mention the participants and setting in genera

3 Key Points of Literature Review

* what the research says (theory) * how the research was carried out (methodologies) * what is missing (gap