THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

Question 1

guide your reader from a general subject area to the narrow topic that your paper covers. It also explains your papers: Scope, Context, and Importance

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INTRODUCTION

Question 2

WHAT SHOULD YOU INCLUDE IN THE INTRODUCTION?

Answer 2

1. An overview of the topic
2. Prior Research
3. A rationale of your paper
4. Described the methodology you used
5. A thesis statement
6. An outline

Question 3

illustrates the expected relationship between your variables. It defines the relevant objectives for your research process and maps out how they come together to draw coherent conclusions.

Answer 3

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

Question 4

is a broad issue that you
would like to address through your research.

Answer 4

RESEARCH PROBLEM

Question 5

it is essential because it explains why your
research matters and how it contributes to
the academic, practical, or broader societal
context.

Answer 5

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

Question 6

is about defining and visualizing the specific concepts, variables, and relationships within your study.

Answer 6

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

Question 7

is about grounding your study in established theories or concepts from existing literature to provide a theoretical foundation
for your research.

Answer 7

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

Question 8

This section provides clear, concise explanations of
key terms, acronyms, and specialized language
used in your study.

Answer 8

DEFINITIONS OF TERMS

Question 9

HOW TO MAKE CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

Answer 9

-Choose your topic
-Make your research question.
-Conduct a review of the literature
-Choose your variable
-Choose your relationships
-Create the conceptual framework

Question 10

is the description of an issue currently existing which is needs to be addressed. It provides the context for the research study and generates the questions which the research aims to answer.

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STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

Question 11

3 COMPONENTS OF STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM:

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-The problem itself
-The method of solving the problem
-The purpose of the study

Question 12

is a statement that introduces a research question and proposes an expected result.

Answer 12

HYPOTHESIS

Question 13

2 TYPES OF HYPOTHESIS

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-Null Hypothesis
-Alternative Hypothesis

Question 14

HOW TO FORMULATE A RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS

Answer 14

-Select a topic.
-Read existing research on the topic.
-Analyze the information.
-Produce queries.
-Formulate your hypothesis.
-Write a null hypothesis.

Question 15

CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD HYPOTHESIS

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-Should be simple.
-Should be specific.
-Should be stated in advance.

Question 16

is a brief statement of the general purpose of the study.

Answer 16

SCOPE AND DELIMITATION

Question 17

concepts and variables you have explored in your study

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SCOPE

Question 18

the “boundaries” of your study’s scope. It sets apart the things included in your analysis from those that are excluded.

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DELIMITATION

Question 19

presents the importance of your research. It gives you an opportunity to prove the study’s impact on your field of research, the new knowledge it contributes, and the people who will benefit from it.

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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

Question 20

A statement expressing the essential nature of something that enables a common understanding of key terms.

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DEFINITION OF TERMS

Question 21

TWO METHODS OF DEFINING TERMS

Answer 21

-Theoretical Definition
-Operational Definition