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• What is the purpose of brainstorming is

  to come up with the best issue to cater.
• The key element of successful brainstorming is


  encouraging all ideas, no matter how wild it is.
• . In brainstorming, the term "piggybacking" refers to


  building on ideas
• The role of facilitator plays in a brainstorming session is


  to encourage all ideas
• . The technique that can enhance brainstorming is


  setting a time limit on the session
• . One of the examples of brainstorming etiquette is

  building on others' ideas
• . It is important to suspend judgment during brainstorming

  to encourage creativity and open-mindedness.
• The purpose of stating the background of the problem in a research study is

  to provide context and justification for the study
• of a research paper typically contains the background of the problem.


  . Introduction section
• The information that is usually included in the background of the problem is

  the previous research findings
• The background of the problem helps to


  explain why the research is important
• NOT a purpose of stating the background of the problem.

  To outline the research methodology
• . Stating the background of the problem contribute to the overall research process


  establishes the scope of the research
• The main difference between the background of the problem and the literature review is

  that the background provides context for the study, while the literature review analyzes existing literature.
• Which section of a research paper is typically written first: the background of the problem or the literature review? The answer is

  It depends on the research methodology
• . The conceptual framework in a research study is the


  theoretical framework that guides the study.
• The best describes the purpose of a conceptual framework

  is to provide context for the study.
• . The conceptual framework guide the research study


  in research methodology and data analysis
• The conceptual framework help to organize a research study by providing

  a structure for organizing the research paper.
• A research hypothesis is


  a statement that predicts the relationship between variables
• . The purpose of a research hypothesis is

  to make a specific prediction about the outcome of the study.
• A research hypothesis is differed from a research question because the

  the research hypothesis is more specific and predicts a relationship between variables, while a research question is broader and seeks to explore a topic.
• It is important to test a research hypothesis


  to provide evidence for or against the hypothesis.
• . The purpose of the statement of the problem in a research study is

  to provide context and justification for the study
• of a research paper typically contains the statement of the problem.


  In the introduction section
• . The information that is usually included in the statement of the problem is

  the research question and its significance
• . "Children in urban areas are more likely to experience obesity due to limited access to healthy food options." The type of problem in this example is

  analytical problem
• . A researcher ensure that the statement of the problem is clear and focused

  by clearly defining the specific issue or concern to be addressed.
• . It is important for a researcher to review existing literature when formulating the statement of the problem 


  to identify gaps in current knowledge.
• The purpose of defining terms in a research

  study is to provide context and clarity
• is NOT a reason to define terms in a research study

  To show off your vocabulary
• When defining terms, the researchers should


  provide clear and concise explanation
• is an example of a term that might need to be defined in a research study

  "Hypothesis"