Week 14

Question 1

Parts of thesis

Answer 1

• Chapter I: Introduction
• Chapter II: Review of Related Literature
• Chapter III: Methodology
• Chapter IV: Results and Discussion
• Chapter V: Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendation

Question 2

opening statements that should provide important background information about the problem to be investigated

Answer 2

Background of the Study

Question 3

contain the description of the problems that will be investigated. This can be written in declarative statements in paragraph form or as questions that need to be answered.

Answer 3

Statement of the Problem

Question 4

contains the general and specific objectives written in future tense.

Answer 4

Objectives of the Study

Question 5

• proposed explanation for the study
• educated guess about the possible
  outcome

Answer 5

Hypothesis

Question 6

stated in paragraph form and should convince the panel of evaluators or readers of the importance and usefulness of the results of the study to the concerned stakeholders

Answer 6

Significance of the Study

Question 7

written in paragraph form stating the month and year the study will start and end and the place or places where the study will be conducted

Answer 7

Time and Place of the Study

Question 8

• Scope refers to what will be covered by the investigation or experimentation.
• Limitation means limits to area coverage, sampling strategy or sample size, sensitivity and accuracy of instruments, etc.

Answer 8

Scope and Limitation of the Study

Question 9

• this section is presented in a discussion format with a supporting schematic diagram or model presented as a figure

Answer 9

Theoretical or Conceptual Framework of the Study

Question 10

• Operational definition
• General definition

Answer 10

Definition of Terms

Question 11

meaning of the term as written in general references

Answer 11

General definition

Question 12

means how the term is used in the study

Answer 12

Operational definition