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• Arbitration

  A method of resolving disputes outside of court, where parties present their arguments to a neutral third party (the arbitrator) who makes a decision
• Arbitration comes from the Latin "judicium" which means "judgement"
• The use of arbitration as third-party mediation dates from the 1630s
• Arbitration

  The process of solving an argument between people by helping them to agree to an acceptable solution
• Arbitration


  A formal process of having an outside person, chosen by both sides to a disagreement, to end the disagreement
• Arbitration


  One of the alternatives to going into a formal disputes
• Arbitration


  • Conducted by a trained arbiter who sets down the rules that the parties must abide by
  • The arbiter listens to both sides and decides as to who is at fault, without the intervention of outside parties
• Arbitration proceeding

  No lawyers are present
• Difference between arbitration and litigation

  In litigation, the court is involved, whereas in arbitration, a settlement between the parties is done outside of court
• Introduction


  The opening section of a research paper
• What introduction includes


  • Background information
  • Problem that the research aims to address
  • Purpose of your study
• Methodology


  The strategy you use to find answer to your questions. It includes how you collect your information.
• Population


  The entire group of people or objects that are the focus of the study or survey
• Abstract


  A concise summary of a research paper that helps readers understand the paper relevance to their own research
• What abstract includes


  • Result
  • Conclusion
• Questionnaires


  A tool used to gather information from individuals
• Introduction


  The opening section of a research paper
• What introduction includes


  • Background information
  • Problem that the research aims to address
  • Purpose of your study
• Methodology


  The strategy you use to find answer to your questions. It includes how you collect your information.
• Population


  The entire group of people or objects that are the focus of the study or survey
• Abstract


  A concise summary of a research paper that helps readers understand the paper relevance to their own research
• What abstract includes


  • Result
  • Conclusion
• Questionnaires


  A tool used to gather information from individuals
• Definition of Terms


  An alphabetical list of important terms, acronyms, or jargons used in research study
• Structure


  • A manner by which something is built or organized (dictionary meaning)
  • Configuration of steel beams that serves as foundation to a building (engineering)
  • Arrangement of words (linguistic)
• Technical Definition


  • Definition that comes from different references such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, books, journals, and even websites
  • The definition of terms/words are found in the dictionary
  • The universal meaning of the term
• Operational Definition


  • How the term is applied or used in the research
  • Refers to a specific definition of a concept in a research study
  • The researcher is one who formulates the meaning of the term which is objectively anchored on the technical definition
• Intelligence


  • It is the score on a standardized test
• Weight


  • Refers to the numbers that appear when an object is placed on a weighing scale
• Computer (Technical Definition)


  An electronic machine that is used for storing organizing, and finding words, numbers, and picture
• Computer (Operational Definition)


  It is something used in doing homework or browsing the internet
• Automobile (Technical Definition)


  A machine with four wheels and includes details of the automobile that makes in function
• Automobile (Operational Definition)


  A car that gets you around from place to place and carries cargo or passengers and makes it easier to live in a city or province