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1. QUIZ!

2. Identify the term.

3. It is used to understand concepts based on the participant's thoughts or experiences. This type of research enables you to gather the participants' experiences through interviews, focus group discussions, and open-ended questionnaires.

4. It represents the entire group of people that meets the criteria of your study.

5. It states the aims and objectives of your research.

6. It identifies the problems or questions that your research would like to answer or prove based on the data that will be gathered.

7. It refers to the data that is going to be collected and analyzed in the research.

8. It summarizes the contents of the research. It is composed of one paragraph with 300 words or less, and discusses the important aspects of the entire paper.

9. It is an instrument that is made up of a series of questions to information from respondents.

10. These are the findings from the data that you have collected from your study.

11. This research is usually expressed in numbers and graphs. It is used to test or confirm theories and assumptions. This type of research gathers data through experiments and surveys with closed-ended questions.

12. This shows the relationship of research variables and helps you to inform the rest of the design.

13. True or False!

14. Research is logical and objective. Research is not necessarily systematic. Research is patient and unhurried activity. Qualitative research test or confirm theories. Quantitative Research formulates theory.

15. Completion

16. Complete the Research Spiral

17. Complete t he Review of Related Literature in Relation to the Research Process L I T E R A T U R E R E V I E W

18. Essay

19. Why is Research important? Cite an example of its importance and explain. (10pts)

20. The Research Spiral Identify the Research Problem Review the Literature Evaluate Data and Write Report Specify a Research Purpose Collect Data Analyze and Interpret Data

21. The Review of Related Literature in Relation to the Research Process PROBLEM HYPOTHESIS DESIGN QUANTIFICATION ANALYSIS L I T E R A T U R E R E V I E W