Research A
RESEARCH B
Chapter I
Chapter II
Chapter III
100

The main purpose of research is to ____________.

Inform

100

What method focuses on lived experiences  instead of numerical data?

Qualitative Method

100

This section presents the central question and the specific questions the research intends to answer.

Statement of the Problem

100

Researchers group previous studies according to recurring ideas such as academic pressure, family expectations, and coping strategies. What arrangement are they using?

Thematic Arrangement

100

What section of Chapter 3 identifies the overall approach used in conducting the study?

Research Design

200

This refers to the limited use of copyrighted material for the purpose of education, criticism or commentary

Fair use

200

What terminology refers to any specific quality of a person, group subject, event, condition, or situation. Examples are eye color, height, and hair color.

Variables

200

This section identifies the individuals, groups, or institutions that may benefit from the research and explains how they may benefit.

Significance of the Study

200

It is the systematic process of collecting, evaluating, and discussing information from multiple sources about a research topic.

Literature Review

200

What sampling technique selects participants because they possess characteristics relevant to the study?

Purposive Sampling

300

Because qualitative studies commonly involve small, nonrandom samples, their findings may not apply to a larger population. What weakness does this describe?

Limited generalizability

300

How does the qualitative method typically gather its data?

interviews

300

In the definition of terms, it reads "academic performance” refers specifically to the participants’ final grades in English for the first semester.

What kind of definition is this? 

Operational definition

300

Unlike a summary, this combines information from several sources to form a coherent explanation or argument.

Synthesis

300

What research instrument contains prepared questions used to guide a qualitative interview?

Interview Guide

400

A kind of research that expands human knowledge and builds theories, rather than solve real-world problems.

Basic research

400

What type of research design  focuses on numerical data instead of lived experiences or perspectives?

Quantitative Research

400

The question “What are the coping strategies used by working senior high school students?” belongs to which type of researchable question?

Factor-Isolating Question

400

This framework illustrates the relationships among the concepts or variables being investigated.

Conceptual Framework

400

What point is reached when additional interviews no longer produce new information or themes?

Data Saturation

500

A right of research participants requiring the researchers full disclosure of research goals, objectives and procedures e.g.

Before collecting data, researchers explain the study’s purpose, procedures, risks, and benefits and obtain the participants’ agreement. What ethical requirement is demonstrated?

Informed consent

500

What is the process of selecting research participants?

sampling

500

A researcher copies an author’s idea, rewrites it entirely in their own words, and includes the source only in the reference list. What essential citation practice is still missing?

In-text citation

500

After comparing several studies, a researcher identifies an important issue that previous researchers have not sufficiently investigated. What has the researcher established?

Research Gap

500

What method of qualitative data analysis involves identifying, organizing, and interpreting recurring patterns in the participants’ responses?

Thematic Analysis

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