RESPROJ CHAP 2

Question 1

• This section introduces the topic of the review and sets the context for the discussion of related literature and studies
• It outlines the importance of examining existing research and how it supports or informs the current study

Answer 1

Introduction

Question 2

• in this part, the key variables of the study are identified and explained
• This section typically discusses the definition, types, and relevance of the variables to the research questions

Answer 2

Variable discussion

Question 3

Refers to the factors or elements that the research aims to explore or measure

Answer 3

Variables

Question 4

• It brings together the various findings from the reviewed literature and studies
• It compares and contrasts the different perspectives, identifies patterns, trends, or gaps, and highlights how to existing research contributes to the understanding of the topic

Answer 4

Synthesis section

Question 5

• It provides an overview of the research approach, including the techniques and procedures that were followed to gather data and answer the research questions
• Also sets the stage for the detailed discussion of the design, instruments, data collection, and analysis methods used in the study

Answer 5

Introduction

Question 6

• Refers to the overall strategy or plan that the researcher uses to conduct the study
• It outlines how the research will be conducted, including the type of study and the methods used to collect and analyze data

Answer 6

Research Design

Question 7

Focuses on manipulating variables to find cause-and-effect relationships

Answer 7

Experimental Research

Question 8

Describes the characteristics of a phenomenon or group without manipulating variables

Answer 8

Descriptive Research

Question 9

Examines relationships or associations between variables, but does not determines cause and effect

Answer 9

Correlational Research

Question 10

• Refers to the specific location or setting where the study will be conducted
• This section describes the geographic area, environment, and any relevant features of the setting that might influence the research

Answer 10

Research locale

Question 11

• This section describes the population and the sampling technique used to select participants or subjects
• It provides details about the size of the sample, the characteristics of the population, and how participants were selected

Answer 11

Population and Sampling

Question 12

• Refers to the principles and standards that guide the researcher in ensuring that the study is conducted responsibly, with respect for participants’ rights
• This section outlines how the researcher will protect the participants’ privacy, obtain informed consent, and handle any potential risks

Answer 12

Research Ethics

Question 13

• This section describes the tools or instruments used to collect data in the study
• It may also discuss how reliable and valid the instruments are in measuring the intended variables

Answer 13

Research Instrument

Question 14

• Refers to the process of gathering information from the study participants or subjects
• It also addresses the timeline for data, collection, how participants were engaged, and how the collected data will be organized

Answer 14

Data Collection

Question 15

• Describes the techniques used to interpret and analyze the collected data
  -This section explains how the researcher will process the data to draw meaningful conclusions

Answer 15

Data Analysis