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    1. The document discusses key aspects of research methodology, including narrowing a research topic, quantitative and qualitative research designs, and the typical sections of a research paper. 2. It provides examples of how to narrow a research topic to make it more manageable, such as specifying an age range or social media platform. 3. Typical sections of a research paper are discussed, such as the background, scope and limitations, significance, and definition of terms. Research questions, objectives, hypotheses and findings are also covered.

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    1. The document discusses key aspects of research methodology, including narrowing a research topic, quantitative and qualitative research designs, and the typical sections of a research paper. 2. It provides examples of how to narrow a research topic to make it more manageable, such as specifying an age range or social media platform. 3. Typical sections of a research paper are discussed, such as the background, scope and limitations, significance, and definition of terms. Research questions, objectives, hypotheses and findings are also covered.

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    INQ, INV, IMM 10.

    Why is it important for a research topic to be


    F1: 14/15 narrow enough?
    1. This quantitative research design describes, explains, - ALL OF THE CHOICES
    and validates various aspects of the subject through a
    systematic observation of the samples. A narrow topic makes the research manageable.
    - DESCRIPTIVE
    A narrow topic makes the research attainable within a
    2. Dawn would like to narrow down her research topic time frame.
    to a manageable cope using the funnel structure
    approach. Which of the following should be her A narrow topic allows the researcher to address a
    proposed title? specific problem.
    - THE FEASIBILITY OF PRODUCING BIODIESEL FROM
    MORINGA OLEIFERA EXTRACT 11. This quantitative research design establishes cause-
    and-effect relationships among variables.
    3. What is the Hawthorne effect? - CAUSAL-COMPARATIVE
    - IT IS THE TENDENCY OF THE PARTICIPANTS TO MODIFY
    THEIR BEHAVIOR. 12. This approach aims to form a data base from which
    characteristics of a population can be deduced.
    4. Dawn would like to narrow down her research topic - INFERENTIAL APPROACH
    to a manageable cope using the funnel structure
    approach. Which of the following should she write as a 13. This qualitative research design aims to tell a story
    second-level subcategory? about a single or a group of individuals by weaving
    - Natural extracts as alternative sources of energy together a sequence of events to form a story.
    - NARRATIVE
    5. This approach involves a controlled research
    environment and manipulation of variables. 14. This qualitative research design develops a general
    - EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH explanation or theory underlying a social process.
    - GROUNDED RESEARCH THEORY
    6. Why is the Hawthorne effect difficult to avoid?
    - IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO CONTROL AN INDIVIDUAL’S 15. What is the correct order of the following steps in
    BEHAVIOR. the research process?

    7. Dawn would like to narrow down her research topic I. collecting and analyzing data
    to a manageable cope using the funnel structure
    approach. Which of the following should she write as a II. preparing a literature review
    main category?
    - ENERGY AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGY III. sharing research finding

    8. This qualitative research design explores an issue IV. writing the research proposal
    using one or more cases within a bounded system as a
    specific illustration. - II, I, III, IV
    - CASE STUDY

    9. This quantitative research design establishes the


    extent of the relationship among variables
    descriptive
    - CORRELATIONAL
    F2: 9/15 It helps parents and young adults establish guidelines
    1. Which of the following should NOT be included in the on how to manage social media usage.
    background information?
    pertinent theories or concepts It promotes the best social media platform to use in
    this day and age.
    anticipated results
    It promotes public awareness of the potential harmful
    related research studies effects of social media on the mental health of young
    adults.
    historical data
    5. An operational definition refers to
    2. Kyle was tasked to investigate the relationship an abstract, theoretical definition of a concept
    between social media usage and mental health in the
    young adult population. a definition of a concept in terms of specific, empirical
    measures
    Which of the following could be a research question?
    the colloquial meaning of a term
    b. What age group uses social media the most
    frequently? one that bears no relation to the underlying concept

    c. Which social media platform is the most popular 6. Kyle was tasked to investigate the relationship
    among young adults? between social media usage and mental health in the
    young adult population
    a. What is the effect of social media on the mental
    health of young adults? Which of the following should be specified to narrow
    the scope of the study?
    a. How do different age groups use social media?
    all of the above
    3. This section of the research paper describes the
    contribution of the research study upon completion. name of internet service provider
    Definition of Terms
    brands of gadgets used to access social media
    Background of the Study
    age range of subjects
    Significance of the Study
    7. This section provides necessary context to the
    Scope and Limitations of the Study readers for them to reach a common understanding of
    the topic.
    4. Kyle was tasked to investigate the relationship
    between social media usage and mental health in the Significance of the Study
    young adult population
    Background of the Study
    Which of the following is NOT a possible contribution of
    the study? Scope and Limitations of the Study

    It helps parents and young adults establish healthy Definition of Terms


    habits to guard against the potential negative effects of
    social media. 8. This describes an area of concern in a specific field of
    study.
    Research Hypotheses 12. Which of the following should NOT be included in
    the “Scope and Limitations” section of the research
    Research Problem paper?
    unfamiliar terms
    Research Objectives
    location of the study
    Research Questions
    variables to be investigated
    9. It is a model which integrates multiple views on the
    research topic to establish a relationship between or number of participants
    among the main elements of the research study.
    empirical framework 13. These are steps that the researcher intends to
    achieve in order to find answers to the questions and
    conceptual framework address the problem being investigated.
    Research Hypotheses
    theoretical framework
    Research Questions
    philosophical framework
    Research Objectives
    10. It is the application of a formal theory or a set of
    concepts within the theory to shed light on the research Research Problem
    problem.
    conceptual framework 14. This section of the research paper describes the
    extent to which the topic will be explored
    empirical framework Significance of the Study

    philosophical framework Background of the Study

    theoretical framework Scope and Limitations of the Study

    11. Which of the following is NOT an example of a Definition of Terms


    research hypothesis?
    15. Kyle was tasked to investigate the relationship
    The incidence of dysthymia in students who are home- between social media usage and mental health in the
    schooled is higher than those who are not home- young adult population
    schooled.
    Which of the following could be an outcome of the
    The frequency of migration of the wandering glider study?
    (Pantala flavescens) is lower during the autumn season
    than during the spring season. c. Facebook is the most popular social media application
    among young adults.
    There is no difference in the recurrence of coronavirus
    between patients who are anemic and those who are d. Social media has a negative effect on the mental
    not anemic. health of young adults.

    There is no difference between a pigeon and a dove in a. Teenagers are more active on social media than
    terms of scientific nomenclature. adults.
    b. Teenagers are more prone to cyberbullying than
    adults.

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