research title

Question 1

it summarizes the main idea of the paper,
be a concise statement of the main topic;
include the major variable/s;
show the relationship of the main variables of the study:

Answer 1

Research Title

Question 2

t or f
the researcher should avoid using words that serve no useful purposes and can mislead indexers

Answer 2

.t

Question 3

t or f
words methods, results, investigations, and
study appear should redundant when used in the thesis title.

Answer 3

f

Question 3

t or f
words methods, results, investigations, and
study appear should redundant when used in the thesis title.

Answer 3

f

Question 4

t or f
The title must have more than 10 to 15 words.

Answer 4

f

Question 5

6 SOURCES OF RESEARCH PROBLEMS

Answer 5

1 a feeling of discomfort like during recitation or in making projects;
2. perceived difficulties in the management and leadership of the class president or the
adviser:
3. a gap between theory and practice;
4. a daily experience of a person that requires further inquiry especially if improvements
are desired;
5. a procedure that requires technologically advanced equipment which needs to function
properly
6. a pattern or trend.

Question 6

5 instances that can give students an idea that something is researchable:

Answer 6

1. Solutions are available but not yet tested and not known by the practitioner.
2. No solutions are available to answer the gap or the problem assessed.
3. Answers, solutions, or results are seemingly not tested or are factually contradictory.
4. A phenomenon exists which requires explanation.
5. There are several possible and plausible explanations for the existence of an undesirable
   condition.

Question 7

CONSIDERATIONS IN FORMULATING RESEARCH PROBLEMS two types of criteria

Answer 7

A. External Criteria
B. Internal Criteria

Question 8

5 characteristics of Externak Criteria

Answer 8

Novelty
Availability of subjects since this is practical research,
Administrative support
Availability and adequacy of facilities and equipment-devices such as computers,
Ethical Considerations

Question 9

tople must not have been used by many researchers; the newness of a topic and its variables will inspire a researcher or other fellow researchers.

Answer 9

Novelty

Question 10

it is suggested that you think of
study participants who are within your reach (i.e.. your classmates, teachers, neighbors).

Answer 10

Availability of subjects since this is practical research,

Question 11

• refers to the aid or assistance that can be solicited from the school or extended by the community.

Answer 11

Administrative support

Question 12

devices such as computers,
telephones, WiFi, etc. used in undertaking the research must be considered.

Answer 12

Availability and adequacy of facilities and equipment

Question 13

ensure that all activities to be undertaken are acceptable and are done in accordance with what is legal and morally right.

Answer 13

Ethical Considerations

Question 14

5 characteristics of internal criteria

Answer 14

Experience, training and professional qualifications
Motivation, interest, intellectual curiosity, and perceptiveness of the researcher
Time factor
Costs and returns.
Hazards, penalties, and handicaps

Question 15

constitute the researcher knowledge, expertise, and experience in order for him/her to cope with the research
demands.

Answer 15

Experience, training and professional qualifications

Question 16

these are essential attitudes that bring anticipated satisfaction or enjoyment in the

Answer 16

Motivation, interest, intellectual curiosity, and perceptiveness of the researcher

Question 17

• considers the fact that studies must be pursued in a given time frame.

Answer 17

Time factor

Question 18

these factors matter in choosing a research problem. Research is an
expensive undertaking. The amount of funding necessary, depends on the size of the
sample, the place where the research is to be conducted, the research design, and the
treatment of data.

Answer 18

Costs and returns.

Question 19

are determined by the researcher’s physical and
intellectual capacity and moral judgment.

Answer 19

Hazards, penalties, and handicaps

Question 20

the primary consideration in the final selection of
the problem.

Answer 20

The curricular track of the student

Question 21

t or f

Answer 21

A problem of study to be conducted by a senior high school student must, of
course. be relevant to him/her and significant to the track in which he/she is placed.

Question 22

t or f

Answer 22

The feasibility of a research study is a very important consideration.