Looking for a Research Topics! ( PR-2) 1st Prelim!!!!

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What is a research title?

The most important part that defines the research problem, often revised until final defense.

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Why is a research title important?

It is the first and most-read part of the research paper and summarizes its content and purpose.

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What elements must be included in a research title?

  • Subject matter (What?)

  • Locale (Where?)

  • Population (Who?)

  • Time period (When?)

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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"

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What kind of data does quantitative research involve?

Numerical data that can be counted, measured, and statistically analyzed.

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What is the purpose of quantitative research?

To quantify problems and generate statistical data.

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What data collection methods are used in quantitative research?

Structured tools like surveys, experiments, and questionnaires.

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What is the outcome of quantitative research?

Numerical results that can be generalized, often presented in graphs, charts, and tables.

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What are the rules in choosing a research topic?

  • Interest in the subject

  • Availability of information

  • Timeliness and relevance

  • Subject limitations

  • Personal resources

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What should you check when investigating available materials?

a. Update and authority of the materials
b. Copyright dates
c. Expertise of the authors

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What types of research topics should be avoided?

  1. Controversial topics

  2. Highly technical subjects

  3. Hard-to-investigate subjects

  4. Too broad or too narrow topics

  5. Vague topics

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Give an example of a vague research title.

“Some Remarkable Traits of a Filipino” or “Several People’s Comments on the RH Law”