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• research - study of a specific problem or concern
• historical research - what happened in the past
• descriptive research - what is happening
• correlational research - what kind of relationships
• experimental research - what effects and action has
• Primary sources of information - provide firsthand accounts or direct information about a topic
• secondary sources of information - provide summaries, commentators, analyses, discussions, interpretation, or description about something
• mini-research - a narrowly focused research project written by a griup of grade 10 high-school student during the last quarter in a school year
• parts of mini-research:

  Introduction

  RRL

  Findings and discussion

  conlusion and recommendation
• parts of introduction:

  hook

  background info

  thesis statement
• respondents, participants, or subject - individuals from whom researcher gather useful data.
• Sampling - process used to select a group of respondents from a larger population as the participants of a study
• probability sampling - can be classified into 4 main types
• simple random sampling - kniwn as "drawing straws", "drawing lots" most common probability sampling. it selects participants from a larger population through random chance
• sistematic sampling - known as the counting off by thress, five, or tens among others
• stratified sampling - one of the moast effective ways of slecting a sample from a given population
• cluster sampling - typically used when the population is too large for simple rsndom sistematic, sistematic, and stratified sampling
• non-probability - classified into 3 main types
• purposive sampling - based on participants classifications
• convinience sampling - based on participants availability
• quota sampling - prespecified numcer of participation with particuly characteristics
• sample error - it is what happe ewhen te result
• facts - statement tha are always true
• conclusion - the answer to each one of a studys resercher
• recommendation - the suggestions for other prticipants
• culture

  history

  environment
• sensory images - phrases in a text that help us see, hear, smell, taste, and feelor ecperience the same thing as the characters in the story
• Visual imagery - sight
• auditory - hearing
• olfactory - smell
• gustatory - taste
• tactile - touch