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    QUALITATIVE RESEARCH FORMAT

    Chapter I: THE PROBLEM:


    A. Introduction
    B. Statement of the Problem
    C. Significance of the Study
    D. Scope and Limitations
    E. Research Methodology
    F. Review of Related Literature
    Chapter II: (answers sub-problem no.1)
    Chapter III:(answers sub-problem no. 2)
    Chapter IV:(answers sub-problems no.3)
    Chapter V: Summary, Conclusions and Recommendations)
    Bibliography / References
    FORMAT: Arial, 12, double spacing

    INTRODUCTION
     Give a panoramic view of your problem (what are they saying about the problem and why are you
    interested on it?)
     What are the realities from the ground about your problem?
     What are experts and other authorities saying on your problem?
     What do you intend to prove and how will you go about your problem?

    STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM


     state your problem in a declarative form:
    Ex: “ This study (research/undertaking) hopes to pinpoint what are the possible side effects of Pfizer
    as a Covid 19 vaccine?
     To approach the study objectively the following questions are to be answered:
    1. What is a vaccine?
    2. What are the companies that produces vaccines?
    3. How do they do it?
    4. From their study what are the possible effects of the vaccine?

    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY


     you must be able to convince your readers to go over your research
     hence you must be able to convince them that something positive is in store in your undertaking
     the ability to convince them lies on your ability to point out that there is something new in your
    research which has not been pointed out before
     regency of your topic would also make it interesting to the readers
     in terms of its academic relevance what can your research contribute to the building blocks of
    knowledge
     What can your readers and the common people learn from your research?
     How important is your research?

    SCOPE AND LIMITATION


    Scope:
    • What is covered and is not covered by your study?
    (Pfizer: 1st or 2nd dose or both; population: A1, A2,A3; age bracket, job, etc)
    • explain why they are covered and they are not covered
    Limitation:
    • if you are hampered, what prevents you from going full blast?
    • availability of data and materials, retrieval of questionnaires
    • anything (especially academic) that will hinder you from coming up with ideal results and findings

    RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
    Descriptive analysis
    Critical Analysis
    Comparative Analysis
    Interpretative Analysis

    REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATUR


    • explain substantially the books and journals or any written manuscript that you will use in your
    research
    • Specifically, you ought to point out what is the bearing of this book or journal to your work. (What
    does it say about your topic? Does it agree support your hypothesis or does it contradict you?).
    Include the contra-positions.
    • what is the relation of this book to your other books – hence, related (related to your topic and related
    to your other sources

    Chapter II: (answers sub-problem no.1)


    Chapter III:(answers sub-problem no. 2)
    Chapter IV:(answers sub-problems no.3)
    Chapter V: Summary, Conclusions and Recommendations)
    Bibliography / References

    References:
    • for APA style
    • All reading materials, be they books (whether primary or secondary), journals (whether printed or
    online) and dissertations/theses (published or not) are lumped together in the References alphabetically
    Format:
    BOOKS
    Stein, Walter, Ph. D. (trans). On the Problem of Empathy. Washington, D.C.: ICS Publications, 1989.

    Sawicki, Marianne (ed). Edith Stein, Philosophy of Psychology and the Humanities. Washington D.C.:
    ICS Publications, 2000

    ______________. Essays on Woman. Trans. By Freda Mary Oben, Washington, D.C.: ICS Publications,
    1996.

    CHURCH DOCUMENT
    Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life. Fraternal Life in
    Community. Bombay: St. Paul Publications, 1994

    JOURNALS
    Ales Bello, Angela. ‘From Empathy to Solidarity: Intersubjective Connections According to Edith Stein.”
    Analecta Husserliana. Life: In the Glory of its Radiating Manifestations. Ed. A.T. Tymeinnienka.
    84 vols. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1996.

    Baker, Lynne Rudder. “The Ontological Statues of Persons.” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research
    Vol. LXV, No,2 (September, 2002): 370-388.1

    ONLINE SOURCES
    Mithcell, William. City of Bits: Space, Place and the Infobahn [book on-lin] (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press,
    1995, accessed 29 September 1995); available from http://www-
    mitpress.mit.edu:80/City_of_Bits/Pulling_Glass/index.html;Internet.

    FOOTNOTE FOR APA

    ________________________________________________________________
    1
    Alasdair MacIntyre, Edith Stein, A Philosophical Prologue 1913-1922 (United Kingdom: A Sheed
    & Ward Book, 2006), 100

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