Lesson 3

• Systematic


  Series of interrelated steps in conducting the study (well-planned, sequential and organized structure from beginning to end)
• Feasible


  Considers the possibility and practicality of conducting the proposed study, significant factors like time, budget and access to resources must be analyzed to determine if the research can actually be done
• Microsystem


  Consists of various elements detailing the contents of each part
• Objective

  Presents information that are purely based on truths, anchored on the factual basis in which the research work is founded, thus being free from any bias or personal opinion
• Empirical

  Employs appropriate methods, either quantitatively or qualitatively, to produce evidence-based information, can be drawn from concrete experimentation, direct or indirect observation, and verifiable experience
• Macrosystem


  Different chapters labeled with main headings
• Clear


  Uses comprehensible language to present information and convey explanation throughout the research process, variables must be clarified and should be explained well using literature from published and unpublished materials
• Research


  • Should be systematic
  • Should be objective
  • Should be feasible
  • Should be empirical
  • Should be clear
• Characteristics of Research


  Features or qualities that distinguish a person, place, or thing