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Research Reviewer

The document outlines the typical structure and components of a research paper or thesis proposal, including: - The title, which should be brief, researchable, novel, and indicate possibilities for further research. - Chapter 1 addresses the problem, rationale, background, hypothesis, theoretical framework, significance, scope and limitations, and definition of terms. - Chapter 2 covers the related literature review, studies, and legal bases as well as justification of the proposed study. - Chapter 3 describes the methodology, including the research method, equipment, procedures, product evaluation, and statistical treatment.

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Research Reviewer

The document outlines the typical structure and components of a research paper or thesis proposal, including: - The title, which should be brief, researchable, novel, and indicate possibilities for further research. - Chapter 1 addresses the problem, rationale, background, hypothesis, theoretical framework, significance, scope and limitations, and definition of terms. - Chapter 2 covers the related literature review, studies, and legal bases as well as justification of the proposed study. - Chapter 3 describes the methodology, including the research method, equipment, procedures, product evaluation, and statistical treatment.

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Research Reviewer

Quarter 4- 1st Summative Test

“Parts of a Research Paper”


-A research defense preparation-

TITLE: The title of a thesis proposal must be brief and concise,


researchable, novel, and indicates possibilities for further
research, and time for completing study is possible.

CHAPTER I

THE PROBLEM: RATIONALE AND ITS BACKGROUND: Placed at the middle


heading title of chapter I in all capital.

This includes:

 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: This states the main problem or


conflict. It uses questions that should be answered in the
conduct of the research study.
 HYPOTHESIS: Null Hypothesis is commonly used by researchers
because it is a denial existence of the difference of the
effect which is easy to reject and accept.
 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK: Provides clear explanations regarding
the relationship among variables. It shapes the
justification of the research problem that uses abstract
concepts, factors or laws, and variables and their relations
as well.
 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY: This explains why the study is
significant in relation to solving a problem, bridging a
knowledge gap, improving socio-economic, and health
conditions of the people, government’s thrust, alleviation
of poverty, providing of security, and contributing to the
economy and austerity measures of the country.
 SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS: Includes the coverage of the study
area, the subjects, the research instruments, the issues and
concerns, the duration, and the constraints that have direct
bearing on the results of the study.
 DEFINITION OF TERMS: States the definition of the unfamiliar
words mentioned in the study in two ways: The conceptual and
operational.

CHAPTER II

RELATED LITERATURE REVIEW: This is where the proponent will study


the related literature, study, and legal bases to define the
similarities and differences of the proposed study to these
three.

JUSTIFICATION OF THE PROPOSED STUDY: This is where he will


justify the direct bearing or difference of the related legal
bases, literature, and studies on the proposed study.

CHAPTER III

METHODOLOGY: States the research methods used, materials,


equipment and utensils, procedure, evaluation of the products,
and statistical statement.

RESEARCH METHOD: The researcher must choose which among: Single-


group design, two-group design, two-pair group design, three-pair
group design, parallel group design, counterbalanced or Latin
square design, complete randomized design, randomized complete
block design, and correlational design; on which is the most
appropriate to use for his proposed study.

EQUIPMENT AND UTENSILS: The researcher will enumerate the


equipment and utensils to be used in the proposed study.

PROCEDURE: Must comprehensively explain the process in preparing


the products.

EVALUATION OF THE PRODUCTS: The panelists will evaluate the


product depending on its quality and attributes.

STATISTICAL TREATMENT: The most appropriate statistical tools


will be used by the researcher to answer the specific questions
in the subsection which is the Statement of the Problem.

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