1) The document provides information and exercises on conducting research, including defining variables, identifying independent and dependent variables, and clarifying research terms.
2) It asks the reader to identify which words from a list can be variables, and to specify whether example variables are quantitative or qualitative.
3) Several research problems are presented, asking the reader to identify the independent and dependent variables for each.
1) The document provides information and exercises on conducting research, including defining variables, identifying independent and dependent variables, and clarifying research terms.
2) It asks the reader to identify which words from a list can be variables, and to specify whether example variables are quantitative or qualitative.
3) Several research problems are presented, asking the reader to identify the independent and dependent variables for each.
1) The document provides information and exercises on conducting research, including defining variables, identifying independent and dependent variables, and clarifying research terms.
2) It asks the reader to identify which words from a list can be variables, and to specify whether example variables are quantitative or qualitative.
3) Several research problems are presented, asking the reader to identify the independent and dependent variables for each.
1) The document provides information and exercises on conducting research, including defining variables, identifying independent and dependent variables, and clarifying research terms.
2) It asks the reader to identify which words from a list can be variables, and to specify whether example variables are quantitative or qualitative.
3) Several research problems are presented, asking the reader to identify the independent and dependent variables for each.
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Module 3
Independent Learning 1
RESEARCH WORKSHOP 1
Keeping in mind the meaning of variables in research, check all words in the list that can operate as variables in any research study.
_____1. Water
variable 2. Skills
variable 3. ghost
_____4. Experience
variable 5. world
variable 6. Dreams
variable 7. reading comprehension
_____8. Voice
_____9. Handwriting
_____10. angel
variable 11. life plans
_____12. class size
variable 13. academic grades
_____14. Aspirations
_____15. textbooks
variable 16. economic status
_____17. mental pictures
variable 18. physical exercise RESEARCH
WORKSHOP 2
Write QN if the given variable is quantitative, QL if it is qualitative.
QN 1) Height QN 2) Weight QL 3) Gender QL 4) Year level QL 5) Average Daily
Temperature QN 6) Response time of an athlete QL 7) Highest educational attainment QL 8) Average grade point average (GPA)
QN 9) Body type (slim, moderate, obese) QL 10)Score in a reading comprehension
RESEARCH WORKSHOP 3
Identify the independent and dependent variables in each research problem. Write your answer under the right column.
Research Problem Independent Variable Dependent Variable
1. How does logical thinking This is the cause of being a The effect is being a good and develop critical thinking? mindful and of a thinker wise writer or researcher 2. What are the effects of The cause are being addicted of The effect are being addictive, Korean novelas on Filipino watching korean novelas staying awake late, and being viewers? crazy in the actors and actresses 3. In what way does Communicating in a socially They learn to cooperative in collaborative learning increase acceptable manner groups, and they learn to give communicative competence? and receive information 4. To what extent does texting The cause is being wrong in The effects is the non auto decrease students’ grammatical grammar, spelling, and writing correct keyboard and the competence? makable words from social media like sanaall, werpa, lodi, and etc. 5. What corrupt practices The cause is no jobs, corruption, The effect is being stress, trigger off one’s resignation? addiction, and suicide many problems, and enxiety.
Module 4
Independent Learning 1
RESEARCH WORKSHEET 1
Make your mind clear about each of the following expressions by stating what you mean about such word or phrase. (5 pts. each)
1) Research questions vs. Research problems
A research problem is a study's instructional topic or difficulty. The broad subject matter examined in a study is referred to as a research topic. The study's main intent or goal is defined by its purpose. And A research question is a specific question to which the study intends to respond. It is at the heart of systematic research and aids in the clear definition of a research route.
2) Researchable problem A researchable problem is a specific problem, difficulty, contradiction, or knowledge gap that you will attempt to resolve through your study. You could look for problems that are either practical or theoretical in nature, with the goal of advancing knowledge.
3) Source of a research problem
Source of a research problem is were all rich sources of research problems on were you can obtain them for example, could concentrate on the impact of a stringent punctuality policy on staff productivity. Or you can gain source on the net, people, or the social media.
RESEARCH WORKSHEET 2
Using numbers 1 to 5, rank the following chronologically.
1. 4 collecting data 3 formulating research questions 2 stating a research problem
1 being interested in something 5 analysing data
2. 1 pre-test 3population issue 5 post-test 2 sampling process 4 treatment or
intervention Module 5
Independent Learning 1
RESEARCH WORKSHOP 5
Briefly answer the following questions. (5 pts. each)
Why do we need to problematize our research problem?
To undertake research that adds fresh and important insights, you need an issue. You're more likely to wind up with an unfocused and unmanageable project if you don't have a well-defined research problem.
What is the difference between the statement of the problem and a research question?
Research problem are discovered after you conducted a literature review. And problem statement is a constructed sentence how you describe your research problem
What is the difference between a descriptive and correlational research question?
Descriptive research is defined as a research method that involves observing behavior to describe attributes, objectively and systematically. And correlational research aims to find wether a relationship exists between two or more factors.
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