PR1 L1 -L4

• Quantitative Research Methods

  • Are those research methods that use number as its basis for making generalizations about a phenomenon
• Descriptive Research

  • Is used to understand a phenomenon, a situation, or a population.
• Descriptive Research

  • It seeks only to observe and measure the variables in order to investigate them
• Correlational research

  • Is a non-experimental research method used to identify a relationship between two variables
• Qualitative research Methods

  • Are those research methods that use words or sentences from respondents for making generalizations about a phenomenon
• Mix method

  • Combination of qualitative and quantitative
• Introduction

  • Contains the background information of the research topic
• T - Trend

  I - Issues

  O - Objectives

  C - Contribution
• Significance of study

  • The whom is the study significant
• Hierarchical style

  • Enumeration of the beneficiaries depends on the position/authority
• According to importance style

  • Enumerates the beneficiaries based from the most benefited to the least benefited
• Statement of the problem

  • Concise description of the issue that needs to be discussed
• Hypothesis

  • States your predictions about what your research will find
• Scope

  • Is the extent which the research area will be explored
• Delimitation

  • Is the boundaries of the study