summary Flashcards

1
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Chapter 1 is aslo called

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The research Problem

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2
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What are the parts of the chapter 1

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A. Background of the study
B. Statement of the Problem
B1.Objectives B2.RQs
C. Significance of the Study
D.Scope and (De)limitations

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3
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Establishes the context of your topic with the use of deductive method

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Background of the study

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4
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An eplaination of what you want to solve

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Statement of the problem

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5
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Depends on your research design

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Research problem

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6
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the goals of your study

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Objectives

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7
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How your study contributes to the field of your study

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Significance of the study

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8
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What are the three highlight of the significance

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Theory, Process/Method, Policy

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9
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Domain of your research. Up to
what extent will you study. In other
words, the parameters of which
you will be operating within. When
writing your scope, be specific.

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Scope

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10
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Occurrences that arise in a study
which are out of your control

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Limitations

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11
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Arises from your specific choices. intentionally not considered within
the given piece of research.

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Delimitations

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12
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Chapter2 is is aslo called

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RRL Review of Related Literature

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13
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What are the three organization of RRL

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Chronological, Thematic, Methodological

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14
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It contains an
organized analysis and synthesis of

the existing literature.

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RRL

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15
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Literature is
organized
according to
themes.

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Thematic

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16
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Literature is
organized
according to
date pulished.

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Chronological

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17
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Literature is
organized
according to
methods used.

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Methodological

18
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What are the steps used

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Inclusion/Exclusion
Choose your Lit
Review of Results
SYnthesize
Write.Rewrite.

19
Q

Create a criteria on what you (don

’t) want to
include. This will be your guide in writing your

Review of Related Literature.

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INclusion and Exclusion

20
Q

Choose lit. from reliable ources. When in doubt, go to the library

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Choose lit.

21
Q

Check scopus index for the reliability of your
journal. Make sure they are from within the

last five to ten years.

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Review of results

22
Q

Group and organize your literature

accordingly.

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SYNTHESIZE

23
Q

Start writing (reviewing, and revising) your
RRL. Start with a brief introduction of the

general topic before discussing specific points.

A

WRITE.REWRITE.

24
Q

Give the format of basic in-text citation in general

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Author/ Author’s name/ date of publication

25
Q

Reference another logical
identifying element such as the
paragraph, chapter, section, or
table number

26
Q

What do you need in summary

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If you are summarizing or
paraphrasing specific lines, you
only need to include author and
date of publication.

28
Q

Gen Rules

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For multiple articles by
the same author, list the
entries in chronological
order (earliest to most

recent).

Capitalize only the first
letter of the first word of
the title and subtitle, the
first word after a colon
or a dash in the title,
and proper nouns.

29
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What is a theory

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A concept
formulated to
explain, predict,
and/or understand
phenomena.

30
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Framework

A

Frame of reference
designed to support
something.

31
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THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

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Theories that serve as your frame of reference.
Meaning, they are the bases of your study (the
theories your paper is anchored upon).

32
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steps

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  1. Identify your key concepts.
  2. Identify theories related to your topic.

Review the theories and choose the most

appropriate ones for your study.

3.

Evaluate and explain each theory. Compare
and contrast their ideas.

4.

  1. Relate theories to your research topic.
33
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aim

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Test if the theory holds in a specific
context.

Use theory as basis for interpreting your
results.

Critique a theory.
Combine diff. theories in a new way.

34
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format on TF

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Title of theory
Author/s of the theory
Theoretical Principle
Connection to your study

35
Q

CF

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CF

Shows the relationship
between variables. Used
a visualization of your

concepts.

36
Q

Chapter 3 is also called

A

Methodology

37
Q

What is a method

A

an orderly logical arrangement usually in steps
a particular way of doing something

38
Q

what is methodology

A

A system of methods for studying, doing, and
analyzing a research topic.

39
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DESIGN

A

This is the approach
used to answer the RQs

40
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DESIGN IDENTIFICATION

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  1. the central phenomenon of interest
  2. the intent of your research
  3. the procedures you will follow
41
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respondents

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respondents will be and what type of
sampling method you’ll use to gather them.