Term

• Research


  An organized and systematic gathering of data to answer a question, prove a certain point, establish a fact, or reach a new conclusion
• TECHNICAL TERMS IN RESEARCH

  • ABSTRACT
  • INTRODUCTION
  • LITERATURE REVIEW
  • METHODOLOGY
  • RESULT
  • CONCLUSION
  • REFERENCE
  • MLA
  • APA
  • CONCEPT
  • VARIABLE
  • THEORY
  • HYPOTHESIS
  • SAMPLING
  • CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
  • DATA
• ABSTRACT


  It summarizes important aspects of the study such as the problem, the methods used, relevance, and the findings and conclusions of the study
• INTRODUCTION


  Presents some basic background information about the study such as the nature of the problem being solved, the aim of the study, relevance scope, and focus of the research paper
• LITERATURE REVIEW


  It tackles about other studies related to the topic being discussed
• METHODOLOGY


  Explains how the research was conducted and allows the reader to assess the study's validity and reliability. It describes how the data was generated, gathered or analyzed
• TWO MAJOR TYPES OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

  • QUANTITATIVE (describes, infers, and resolves problems using numbers or a collection of numerical data)
  • QUALITATIVE (based on words, feelings, emotions, sounds and other non-numerical elements)
• RESEARCH INSTRUMENT


  A tool used to collect, measure, and analyze data related to your research interests
• RESULT


  A statement that explains what is shown by analysis of the data collected
• reference

  A detailed description of the source of information that you want to give credit to via a citation. Allows users to find and refer to them as needed
• Conclusion A brief summary of how the results of an experiment support/contradict a hypothesis; should clearly stated and cover the summary of what has been achieved

  C A brief summary of how the results of an experiment support/contradict a hypothesis; should clearly stated and cover the summary of what has been achievedA brief summary of how the results of an experiment support/contradict a hypothesis; should clearly stated and cover the summary of what has been achieved
• CONCEPT


  A term that abstractly describes and names an object, an idea, or a phenomenon
• THEORY


  An organized body of concepts and principles intended to explain a particular phenomenon
• HYPOTHESIS


  A logical supposition, a reasonable guess, and educated conjecture. It provides a tentative explanation of a phenomenon under investigation
• SAMPLING


  The process of selecting participants who are representatives of a larger population
• CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK


  Theories, beliefs, assumptions, and concepts behind your research and presents them in a pictorial, graphical, or narrative format
• DATA


  Units of information or any statistics facts figures general material evidence or knowledge collected during the course of the study
• SMART way To help an author write a successful research paper

  • SPECIFIC
  • MEASURABLE
  • ATTAINABLE
  • REALISTIC
  • TIME
• Here are some common ways you can narrow down a research topic

  • Demographic characteristics
  • Relevant issues
  • Location
  • Timeframe
  • Causes
• VARIABLE 


  Any quality of a person, group subject, varies on takes.
• types of samples.


  purposive, quota, convenient, snowball
• discussion


  considered one of the most important parts of the research paper. it itnterprets and describes the findings of study.
• APA

  american psychological association
• MLA

  Modern Language Association
• types of methodology


  empirical, qualitative, quantitative, applied, fundamental, analytical, descriptive.