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What is a research title?
The most important part that defines the research problem, often revised until final defense.
Why is a research title important?
It is the first and most-read part of the research paper and summarizes its content and purpose.
What elements must be included in a research title?
Subject matter (What?)
Locale (Where?)
Population (Who?)
Time period (When?)
Give an example of a complete research title with all four elements.
"Effects of Cell Phone Use on Academic Performance of Senior High School Students during the School Year 2018–2019"
What kind of data does quantitative research involve?
Numerical data that can be counted, measured, and statistically analyzed.
What is the purpose of quantitative research?
To quantify problems and generate statistical data.
What data collection methods are used in quantitative research?
Structured tools like surveys, experiments, and questionnaires.
What is the outcome of quantitative research?
Numerical results that can be generalized, often presented in graphs, charts, and tables.
What are the rules in choosing a research topic?
Interest in the subject
Availability of information
Timeliness and relevance
Subject limitations
Personal resources
What should you check when investigating available materials?
a. Update and authority of the materials
b. Copyright dates
c. Expertise of the authors
What types of research topics should be avoided?
Controversial topics
Highly technical subjects
Hard-to-investigate subjects
Too broad or too narrow topics
Vague topics
Give an example of a vague research title.
“Some Remarkable Traits of a Filipino” or “Several People’s Comments on the RH Law”