week 7-8

Question 1

is a written statement that explains why your research was needed.

Answer 1

significance of the study

Question 2

significance of the study is a justification of the importance of your works and the impact it has on your research field, its contribution to new knowledge, and how others will benefit from it.

Answer 2

true

Question 3

what are the steps in formulating the significance of the study?

Answer 3

1. identify the persons or entities who will be benefitted from your study. in short, the people are your beneficiaries.
2. arrange the entities or persons according to the value of importance
3. state how your study is important or significant to these entities or persons.
4. include the importance of your study to future research.

Question 4

defined as a glossary of a book wherein you can see a list of words with their definition.

Answer 4

definition of terms

Question 5

in writing your definition of terms, it is okay for acronyms to not be spelled out fully

Answer 5

false

Question 6

terms should be defined operationally, that is how they are used in the study.

Answer 6

true

Question 7

the researcher may develop his own definition from the characteristics of the term defined

Answer 7

true

Question 8

only terms, words, or phrases which have special or unique meanings in the study are defined

Answer 8

true

Question 9

in making the definition of terms, there is not need to define words alphabetically.

Answer 9

true

Question 10

what are the features of a good RRL?

Answer 10

• gives a new with the old interpretation of old material or combines new with old interpretations.
• it traces the intellectual progression of the study.
• it evaluates sources and advises readers of the research on the most pertinent or relevant research and usually in the conclusion of a review.
• it identifies where gaps exist in how a problem has been researched to date.

Question 11

it surveys books, scholarly articles, journals, and other sources relevant to a particular topic, issue, or theory. By doing so, it provides a description, summary and critical evaluation of these works in relation to the research problem being investigated.

Answer 11

Review of Related Literature

Question 12

an organizational pattern and combine both summary and synthesis.

Answer 12

literature review

Question 13

when we ___, we only get the important details from the text and when we ____, we fuse these important details to come up with our own evaluation or review of these works

Answer 13

summarize, synthesize

Question 14

what are the processes for writing the RRL?

Answer 14

1. Look for the type of literature that will address the review questions.
2. Create search terms that are valid and important to the search.
3. Search for literature using the search terms through all relevant databases.
4. Fill in the electronic search by looking for the frequently cited journals as well as for the reference list of the articles.
5. after acquiring the relevant literature you have to summarize, cite, and synthesize.

Question 15

1. Look for the type of literature that will address the review questions.
2. Create search terms that are valid and important to the search.
3. Search for literature using the search terms through all relevant databases.
4. Fill in the electronic search by looking for the frequently cited journals as well as for the reference list of the articles.
5. after acquiring the relevant literature you have to summarize, cite, and synthesize.

Answer 15

the processes for writing the Review of Related Literature

Question 16

in writing the rrl, the presentation of the data gathered should be by topic based on the research objectives. It is presented using a thematic approach.

Answer 16

true

Question 17

related materials must be cited in alphabetical order that is according to the year they were published.

Answer 17

false(chronological order)

Question 18

in citing, the author/s year of publication and the gathered data must be cited properly, you can cute first the author/s, the year followed by the data, or vice versa.

Answer 18

true

Question 19

in writing the RRL, you need to paraphrase or state it in your own words without changing the idea

Answer 19

true

Question 20

what should be cited are the major findings, ideas, generalizations or conclusions should be discussed.

Answer 20

true