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Flashcards for Practical Research 1 Module 2, focusing on Chapter 1 components.
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Chapter 1 (Research Paper)
The first chapter of a research paper that introduces the research problem, background, and frameworks.
Introduction (Chapter 1)
A concise and precise overview that captures the reader's interest and sets the stage for the research.
Background of the Study
Statements outlining the events or observations that led to the research.
Theoretical Framework
An examination of existing theories that support the research arguments.
Conceptual Framework
A tentative explanation of the phenomenon or problem, showing the relationships between variables.
Statement of the Problem
Presents the main research question, including a general statement and specific sub-questions.
Assumptions
Statements related to the research questions that do not need to be tested in qualitative research.
Significance of the Study
Outlines the rationale, timeliness, and relevance of the research, and identifies beneficiaries.
Scope and Delimitations
Defines what the research will cover and what it will exclude; scope sets boundaries while delimitations narrow the study.
Limitations
Weaknesses or challenges in the study that the researcher cannot control, but acknowledges for transparency.
Definition of Terms
Clarifies terms with special or unique meanings in the study to ensure understanding and consistency.
Conceptual Definition
Explains what a term means in theory or general understanding, similar to a dictionary definition.
Operational Definition
Specifies how a term will be measured or applied in the study, focusing on practical and measurable details.