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1. WEEK 1 ANGELICA NICOLAS TEACHER

2. BASIC RESEARCH TERMINOLOGIES

3. There are many questions that need answers . Research can help to formulate answers and solutions from the simplest to most complicated topic. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH

4. Research is a systematic and scientific process of gathering and investigating information to generate answers to questions or to develop, define and expand a body of knowledge. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH

5. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 1. ABSTRACT It is a clear summary that shows the important contents of the study . It is usually found in the beginning of the article .

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7. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 2 . D ATA Units of information or any statistics, facts, figures, general material, evidence , or knowledge collected during the course of the study.

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9. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 3. V ARIABLES Attributes or characteristics that can have more than one value , such as height or weight. Variables are qualities or quantities , properties or characteristics of people, things, or situations that change or vary .

10. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 3.1 INDEPENDENT V ARIABLES Variables that are purposely manipulated or changed by the researcher. It is also called as “MANIPULATED VARIBLE”.

11. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 3.2 DEPENDENT V ARIABLES The variable that is being tested .

12. The l ength of student’s sleep affects his test scores. Independent variable – the length of sleep LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH Dependent variable – test scores

13. The difference between how man and woman defines love. Independent variable – gender ( man and woman ) LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH Dependent variable – their definitions of love

14. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 4 . PROPO SITION The statement that expresses relationship between concepts . relationship between playing mobile games and player’s behavior

15. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 5. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK An interrelated concepts put together by relevance.

16. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 5. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

17. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 6 . ASSUMPTION Basic principle that is assumed to be true and from which a conclusion can be drawn .

18. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 6 . ASSUMPTION Example : The plasma from the blood of the COVID-19 patients is a potential cure for the infection. This is still in the process of study and investigation and anticipated to contribute a big help to solve the problem on COVID-19 because the plasma from the blood of the recovered patients develop antibodies that might help fight the infection.

19. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 7 . TARGET POPULA TION The set of individuals or object with common characteristics selected for a research study.

20. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 7 . TARGET POPULA TION “The Difficulties Encountered by Health Workers During Pandemic” The doctors and nurses are the target population for the research topic.

21. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 8 . SAMPLING The process of selecting sample from the target population to represent the entire population. The diagram shows that out of 15 people , THERE ARE FIVE who represent the total number of population.

22. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 9. ANALYSIS Method of sorting , organizing and interpreting data to answer research question and to draw inferences.

23. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH 9. ANALYSIS Looking at this chart, using data as of August 10, the number of new cases per day started to go up around late May and June, and 10 continued to rise in July, with the highest one-day count so far at 4,002 recorded on July 27

24. PRACTICE Identify the research term defined by each item. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH

25. SAMPLING This is the process of selecting sample from the target population to represent the entire population. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH

26. ANALYSIS This is the method of sorting, organizing and interpreting data to answer research question and to draw inferences. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH

27. INDEPENDENT VARIABLE The variable that is changed and controlled in an experiment to test the effects on the dependent variables. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH

28. TARGET POPULATION This is the set of individuals or object with common characteristics selected for a research study. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH

29. ACTIVITY # 1 : Write IV if the underlined phrase is an independent variable and DV if dependent variable. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH

30. DV IV DV IV DV

31. ACTIVITY # 2 : Study the graph. Write an analysis or interpretation of the data. LECTURE NOTES IN ENGLISH

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33. QUIZ

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