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    Research Usually Limited in Scope by Sample Size, Time and Geographic

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    The document provides guidance questions and activities for conducting research. It discusses developing a research question, identifying a research problem, determining the significance and scope of a study, and citing sources using APA or MLA format. It also provides examples of research titles and a statement of a research problem. The document aims to help students properly plan and structure their research studies.

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    The document provides guidance questions and activities for conducting research. It discusses developing a research question, identifying a research problem, determining the significance and scope of a study, and citing sources using APA or MLA format. It also provides examples of research titles and a statement of a research problem. The document aims to help students properly plan and structure their research studies.

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    The document provides guidance questions and activities for conducting research. It discusses developing a research question, identifying a research problem, determining the significance and scope of a study, and citing sources using APA or MLA format. It also provides examples of research titles and a statement of a research problem. The document aims to help students properly plan and structure their research studies.

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    Research Usually Limited in Scope by Sample Size, Time and Geographic

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    Guide Questions

    1. The study is all about the fundamental human activity by affecting our
    emotions and feelings and in the field of music because it says there that
    literature review music has a meaning which is the human and divine.

    2. The theme that can be adapted in the excerpts will add a lot of
    informations.

    3. APA style

    Activity 1 (10 pts. each)

    1. The research question poses the direction of your study as a


    general question to be answered by your research. A research problem is
    a way of framing the question as a series of prosaic statements; that is,
    the statement of the problem may provide some background and a logical flow
    toward the direction of study.

    2. A general problem and specific problem state how to do something, offer


    a vague or broad proposition, or present a value question.

    3. A research problem helps you formulate that sequence. Research


    problem also helps you avoid unnecessary steps during the research.
    A research problem is the preliminary step in conducting a research study.
    A research problem helps you understand the research procedure in a better
    manner.

    4. Significance of the study is written as part of the


    introduction section of a thesis. It provides details to the reader on how
    the study will contribute such as what the study will contribute and who
    will benefit from it. It also includes an explanation of the work's
    importance as well as its potential benefits.

    5. Research usually limited in scope by sample size, time and geographic


    area. While the delimitation of study is the description of
    the scope of study. It will explain why definite aspects of a subject were
    chosen and why others were excluded.
    6. The main differences between these popular citation formats include in-
    text citations (MLA requires the author’s last name and the page number
    while APA requires the author’s last name and year separated by a comma);
    the title for the source page (MLA calls it “Works Cited” and APA calls it
    “References”) and how authors’ names are expressed (MLA uses entire names
    while APA uses last name and initials).

    The study aims to investigate the extent of addiction of most teenager to


    online games Specially, the study seeks to answer the following questions:

    1. An Ethnographic Account of a Blind Street Musician

    2. The lived experience of blind street musicians in the community

    Research Title: Conducting qualitative research with people with learning,


    communication and disabilities; Methodological challenges

    1. A research problem is a statement about an area of concern, a condition


    to be improved, a difficulty to be eliminated, or a troubling question that
    exists in scholarly literature, in theory, or in practice that points to
    the need for meaningful understanding and deliberate investigation.

    2. How to improve the communication skils and to accept the challenges

    3. The main purpose of the review is to introduce the readers to the need


    for conducting the said research. A literature review should begin with a
    thorough literature search using the main keywords in relevant online
    databases such as Google Scholar, PubMed
    Name: Ralph Renzy Amian

    I. Modified True or False. For false statements, change the underlined


    words

    1.True

    2.Conclusions

    3.True

    4.True

    5.Primary data

    6.Secondary data

    7.True

    8.True

    9.True

    10.Conclusions

    11.True

    12.True

    13.True

    14.True

    15.True

    Lesson 4: Planning Data Collection Procedure

    1.True

    2.True

    3.False

    4.False

    5.True

    6.True

    7.True

    8.True

    9.True
    10.True

    II. Modified True or False. For false statements change the underlined word

    A. Types of questionnaire

    1.true

    2.false

    3.false

    4.true

    5.true

    B. Presentation of Data

    1.Venn Diagram

    2.True

    3.True

    4.True

    5.True

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