RESEARCH QUIZ 2

• state what are before chapter 1

  cover page, title page, abstract, acknowledgement page, table of content, list of tables, list of figures, list of formulae
• how many spaces are in cover page?

  seven
• is fully capitalized, centered at the top of the page. The

  names of the student researchers are typed one space below as previously

  arranged and typed but appearing as a single line.

  Title Page
• A single space below it is the

  name of the _____, followed by the name of the _____a single space

  below.

  department, university
• contains only 150 to 250 words and summarizes the entirety of the

  paper while containing the main problem, variables, methods, basic findings or

  results, important conclusions, and implications or applications.

  Abstract
• contains only __ to __ words and summarizes the entirety of the

  paper while containing the main problem, variables, methods, basic findings or

  results, important conclusions, and implications or applications.

  150, 250
• enable you to thank all those who have helped in carrying

  out the research. The general advice is to express your appreciation in a concise

  manner and to avoid strong emotive language.

  Acknowledgement Page
• how many page should acknowledgement have

  one
• what is to avoid in acknowledgement page?

  emotive language
• an organized listing of the chapters and major sections of your research

  paper.

  Table of Contents
• an organized listing of the tables used and presented in the research paper.

  List of Tables
• an organized listing of figures such as diagrams, pictures and illustrations

  included in the research paper.

  List of Figures
• an organized listing of the formula, equations, as well as acronyms with their meaning, used and presented in the research paper.

  List of Formulae
• state what are under chapter 1

  introduction, statement of the problem, hypothesis, theoretical framework, review of related literature, conceptual framework, scope and limitation, significance of the study, definition of terms
• defines the problem and structure of the paper (Neri, 2015). It

  presents the problem being investigated, provides the necessary background

  and setting to establish the context, and justifies the need to conduct the study

  (RPDO Policies and Guidelines, 2010).

  Chapter 1 Introduction
• Chapter 1 is a _____ backgrounder begins the chapter, ___spaces below the heading.

  2 page, 4
• subsection presents the general problem of the study and specific or sub problems that would help in the analyses of the result.

  Statement of the Problem
• is expressed in a form of a statement

  General problem
• both descriptive and inferential, are presented in the form of

  questions.

  Sub problems
• should adopt a null hypothesis, as a standard.

  Hypothesis
• Existing theories surrounding the study, as well as logical coherent discussion

  of concepts begin the section, with a comprehensive and exhaustive review of

  literature and related studies.

  Theoretical background
• The section ends in a______ that effectively illustrates the relationships between and among the research themes using appropriate

  symbols.

  schematic diagram
• This section should include the coverage and boundaries of the study in terms

  of the field of interest, variables and participants, locality, and time covered

  during investigation. It may include the population or sample, the variables

  covered in the study, the expected output or product, and the extent of

  applicability of results.

  Scope and Limitations
• Researchers present detailed explanations of the importance of the study

  undertaken to particular fields, groups of people, and filling in gaps in existing

  knowledge.

  Significance of the Study
• Conceptual and operational definitions of key terms in the study are presented

  in this section.

  Definition of Terms
• definitions, taken from references and properly cited,

  are stated before

  Conceptual
• definition which explain how the terms are used

  in the study.

  Operational
• This section should explain the design used in the study and justify its use and appropriateness for the study.

  Research Design
• This section should describe the individuals involved in the data gathering of the

  study, their demographic characteristics including the percentage by variables

  and categories, location, setting during the data gathering, sample size and

  response rate, the sampling technique used in recruiting the participants.

  Participants/Variables
• In the case of experimental studies, the ----- are described instead of the

  Participants.

  variables
• This section describes research instruments for descriptive studies, the

  procedures for obtaining the reliability and validity tests and standardization.

  Measures
• The section describes the execution of the study in a detailed and chronological

  fashion.

  Procedure
• procedure is categorized into three parts

  Data Gathering, Data Analysis, Statistical Treatment
• The chapter opens with an introductory paragraph typed four spaces below the

  first-level heading of the chapter, followed by the discussions of each subsection.


  Results, discussion, and implications
• This section summarized collected data, and presents all relevant results of

  statistical analysis.


  results and discussion
• This section presents the researchers’ brief commentary on the importance, and

  applications of the results to existing theory and practice, as enrichment for the

  field of interest.

  Implications
• The chapter opens with an introductory paragraph typed four spaces below the first-level heading of the chapter, followed by the discussions

  of each subsection.

  Chapter 4 Conclusions and Recommendation
• This section should include statements of generalization made by the researchers

  based on the results of the study, organized based on the problems identified in the Introduction.

  Conclusion
• This section presents what researchers think should be done by or to the individuals/groups stipulated in the significance of the study based on the conclusions of the study.

  Recommendation
• This section includes action plan, strategic plan, business plan, marketing plan,

  curriculum map, remedial program, reading program, enhancement program,

  syllabus, and corporate social responsibility, among others.

  Chapter 5 Proposed program or output