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    The document discusses the components of a research methodology chapter, including research design, locale of the study, participants, sampling techniques, research instruments, data gathering procedures, and data analysis. It provides examples and descriptions of each component. The activity at the end prompts the reader to draft their own research methodology by filling in the blanks for a given research title.

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    The document discusses the components of a research methodology chapter, including research design, locale of the study, participants, sampling techniques, research instruments, data gathering procedures, and data analysis. It provides examples and descriptions of each component. The activity at the end prompts the reader to draft their own research methodology by filling in the blanks for a given research title.

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    Name: Grade & Section: 11 Score:

    School: Teacher: Subject: Practical Research I


    LAS Writer: HANNAH RUTH B. GAID
    Content Editors: ZYNAFE V. CAIJO MAYLENE S. ORENCIO _ RAFFY G. HERRERA
    Lesson Topic: Identifying the Research Methodology Quarter 4 WEEK 4 LAS 1
    Learning Target/s: Identify the research methodology (CS_RS11-IVa-c-4)
    Reference(s): Del Rosario-Garcia, M, Jerusalem, V, Palencia, J and Palencia, M. 2017.
    Practical Research I: Basics of Qualitative Research Manila City Philippines. Fastbooks pp.217-219.
    Raleigh J. Ojanola, “Practical Research I Quarter 2-Module 1: Identifying the methodology”
    Pasig City, Philippines Department of Education, pp.5-6.
    Identifying the Research Methodology

    Research Methodology
    Methodology is the third chapter of a research paper. It includes the research design, locale of the study,
    respondents/participants of the study, sampling technique, research instrument, data gathering procedures,
    and analysis procedures.
    Research Design
    It discusses the research approach you used in the study (either qualitative or quantitative). In also
    identifies what type of qualitative study will be used in the context since you are assigned to do qualitative
    study. These types include grounded theory, phenomenological study, ethnographic study, case study,
    historical study and discourse analysis. Moreover, it answers why the approach used is appropriate for the
    study.
    Locale of the Study
    It identifies and describes briefly the location where the study is conducted.
    Participants/Respondents of the Study
    It describes your participants of the study: who they are, what their profile is, where they are from, etc.
    Sampling Techniques/Sources of Data
    There are two (2) types of sampling methods namely probability sampling and non-probability sampling.
    Probability sampling involves random selection, allowing you to make statistical inferences about the whole
    group. Non-probability sampling involves non-random selection based on convenience or other criteria,
    allowing you to easily collect initial data. In qualitative research, purposive sampling technique is usually used
    where inclusion criteria is set before a certain participant is chosen to ensure that the data to be gathered are
    reliable.
    Research Instrument
    It describes your instrument to be used in the study. What tool will you use in gathering the data sought
    based on the Statement of the Problem? You can use an interview questionnaire as your instrument.
    Data Gathering Procedure
    It narrates the process undergone by the study that eventually leads to the findings. “How will you gather
    data?” or “How will you use your questionnaires?” and “What will you do before, during and after you gather
    the data?”
    Data Analysis
    It describes how will you analyze your gathered data. In qualitative research, thematic analysis is the
    most commonly used process in analyzing qualitative data. It uses participants’ responses, identify its meaning
    until themes emerge from the data.

    Activity. Directions: In the given research title, craft your own Research Methodology. Write your answers on
    the spaces provided below.

    Research Title: “Online Selling: A Simulated Business Transaction”

    A. Research Design
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    B. Locale of the Study
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    C. Participants/Respondents of the Study
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________
    ___________________________________________________________________________

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