SESSION 4 RATIONALE AND LITERARE REVIEW.pptx

important lessons

1. Statement of the Problem, Rationale, and Review of Related Literature A Retooling Experience ALEXPHIL O. PONCE RSTF Resident Judge

2. This training was designed with the following goals in mind: 1. to re-orient the SIP mentors on the essentials of the SIP/research writing; 2. to up-skill the SIP mentors in the writing of the Statement of the Problem; 3. to up-skill the SIP mentors in the writing of the Introduction/Rationale of the Study; and 4. to up-skill the SIP mentors in the writing of the Review of Related Literature and Referencing TRAINING OBJECTIVES

3. Introduction and Statement of the Problem Review of Related Literature Rationale of the Study 1 3 2 TOPICS

4. PART 1: INTRODUCTION THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD

5. Definition of Research Research is a systematic and rigorous process of enquiry that aims to describe, process and develop explanatory concepts and theories in order to contribute to a scientific body of knowledge. Its main purpose is the discovery of truth (Bowling, 2004).

6. Definition of Research • The word research implies that the person has ”to search again”, to take another careful look, to find out more (Selltiz and Other, 1976). • This may be done because what one already knows may not be enough, misleading or totally wrong. • Research is a systematic, controlled, empirical and critical investigation of natural phenomena guided by theory and hypothesis about the presumed relations among such phenomena (Kerlinger, 1986)

7. Sample Statement of the Problem

8. Sample Hypothesis

9. Types of Literature

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11. Goals in Writing Review of Related Literature RRL will help you understand the scope , history to the present state of knowledge. Understand the application of research concepts and methodology. We create something that can compliment the existing research gaps.

12. Recap in Writing your RRL Questions to answer when you write your RRL Has your topic been studied a lot? Why is there a large amount or little amount of research is in the same year or variances in publishing. How has it been investigated before? What were the measures or skills that as were actually employed?

13. Selecting data bases for use Biosis , Scopus Pubmed (antibacterial, antiparasitic ) (Tips: Keep track your sources)

14. Thank You