PR1

• In data collection, the researcher must present the raw data they collected through different instruments from the participants of the study
• The Response should be in a formal tone and translated into English if the answer is tagalog
• Data Analysis - process of understanding data or known facts or assumptions
• Coding - act of using symbols like letters or words to represent arbitrary or subjective data to ensure secrecy or privacy
• Collating - bringing together the coded data
• Data matrix - name this table of responses

  • Profile Matrix - measurements of variables or factors for a set of cases or respondents
  • Proximity Matrix - measurement of similarities and differences between items.
• Summary of findings - based on the interpreted data or the results
• Conclusion - inferential thinking that derives its validity
• Drawing conclusion - form conclusions that arise from the factual data you encountered and analyzed
• Writing conclusions - based on the findings of the study
• Recommendations - recommend or let the readers positively consider some activities they could possibly do to
• In writing research recommendations - brief, clear, and precise and incorporate individuals that is based on the significance of the study.
• Research design - blueprint of the research
• Phenomenology - individuals lived experiences within the world
• Historical - past events
• case study - in-depth study of one person, group, or event
• Grounded theory - what problem exist in a given social experiment
• ethnography - direct observation of the users in their natural environment than in lab
• Narrative - telling a story
• Research Locale - physical location
• Research instrument - a tool used to collect data
• Interview - oral responses
• focus group discussion - gathering people from similar backgrounds to discuss a specific topic
• observation - watching individuals

  • direct - senses
  • indirect - observed
• Data gathering Techniques - methods used to collect and analyzed data
• Sampling Method - A method of selecting a sample from a population.

  • Probability - random selection
  • non-probability - non random selection
• Convenience - availability and willingness to take part
• Quota - given a quota of subjects of specified type
• purposive - judgement of the researcher
• snowball - nominate further subjects known to them
• Participant of the study - respondent of the study
• procedure of the study - present sequence steps that you did in order to gather data
• Ethics in Research - norms for conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behavior
• Research Title - perceived factors affecting small business leveraging in daang sarile, cabanatuan city and its implication to future business owner of daang sarile
• SOP

  • What are the perceived factors that affect small business leveraging?
  • What are the things that they do to leverage their business?
  • What are the barriers that the business owner experienced in leveraging their business?
  • How will the future business owner benefit?
  • Why the future business owner needs these perceived factors that affect the leveraging of their business?
• Significance of the study

  • small business owner
  • future business owner
  • future researcher
• Delimitation

  • determine the perceived factors affecting small business leveraging in Daang sarile, Cabanatuan City
• Time

  • 2nd semester of school the school year 2023-2024
• Research design (Supply)

  • case study
• Research locale

  • daang sarile, cabanatuan city