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How To Write Chapter 3-Methods of Research and Procedures

This document discusses methods for writing Chapter 3 of a research paper. Chapter 3 covers the methodology, including: 1) The research method used and how it is appropriate for the study. 2) How data was collected and any instruments developed. 3) How samples were selected, including sample size, population studied, and sampling technique. 4) How the collected data will be statistically analyzed depending on the problem and data type. Guidelines are provided for selecting and applying appropriate statistical procedures.

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How To Write Chapter 3-Methods of Research and Procedures

This document discusses methods for writing Chapter 3 of a research paper. Chapter 3 covers the methodology, including: 1) The research method used and how it is appropriate for the study. 2) How data was collected and any instruments developed. 3) How samples were selected, including sample size, population studied, and sampling technique. 4) How the collected data will be statistically analyzed depending on the problem and data type. Guidelines are provided for selecting and applying appropriate statistical procedures.

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How To Write

Chapter 3
Chapter 3 Methods of
Research and
Procedures

Method of Research Used


Method of Collecting Data and Development
of the Research Instrument
Sampling Design
Statistical Treatment

Method of Research
Used
The method of research used should be
explained briefly.
The procedural part of the method, its
appropriateness to the study and some of its
advantages should be given attention and
should be well discussed.

Method of Collecting Data and


Development of the Research
Instrument
Method of collecting data and the
development of the instrument for gathering
data must also be explained.

The Sampling Design


Before the collection of data starts in
any research project,
a.The proportion of the population to be
used must have been determined already
b.The computation of the sample must
have been finished.

Things that should explain are:


a.The size of the population;
b.The study population
c. The margin of error and the proportion of the
study population used;
d.The type or technique of sampling used
whether pure random sampling, systematic
random sampling, stratified random sampling,
cluster sampling or a combination of two or
more techniques;
e.The actual computation of the sample
f. The sample

Statistical Treatment
of Data
The last part of this chapter usually
describes the statistical treatment of
data.
The kind of statistical treatment
depends upon the nature of the
problem, especially the specific
problems, and the nature of the data
gathered.

The Role of
Statistics in
Research

What functions do
statistics perform in
research?
1.

Statistical
methods help the
researcher
in
making
his
research
design,
particularly
in
experimental
research.

Statistical
techniques help the
researcher
in
determining
the
validity
and
reliability of his
research
instruments.

2.

What functions do
statistics perform in
research?
3. Statistical
manipulations organize
raw data systematically
to make the latter
4. Statistics are used
appropriate for study.
to test the
hypotheses.
5. Statistical
treatments give
6. Statistical procedures
meaning and
interpretation to data.
are indispensable in
determining the level of
significance of vital
statistical measure.

Some Guidelines
in the selection
and application of
statistical
procedures

Some suggestions for the selection


and application of statistical
techniques:
1. The data should be
organized using any or all of
the following depending
upon what is desired to be
known or what is to be
computed.
2. When certain proportions of
the population based on
certain variables are desired
to be known, frequency
counts with their frequency
percents may be used.

3. When the typical,


normal, or average is
desired to be known,
the measures of central
tendency may be
computed and used.

Some suggestions for the selection


and application of statistical
techniques:
4. When the variables being
studied are abstract or
continuous such that they
cannot be counted individually,
and the like, the weighted
mean may be computed and
used if the average is desired
to be known.
5. When the variability of the
population is desired to be
known, the measures of
variability may be computed
and used.

6. The relative
placements are desired
to be known, ranking,
quartile/percentile rank
may be computed and
used.

Some suggestions for the selection


and application of statistical
techniques:
7. When the significance of the trend of reaction or opinion
of persons as a group toward a certain issue, situation, value
or thing is desired to be known but in which there is a
neutral position, the chi-square of equal probability, single
group, is computed and interpreted.

8. When the significance of the difference


between the reactions, or opinions of two
distinct groups in which there is a neutral
position is desired to be known, the chi-square
of equal probability, two group, is computed
and used

Some suggestions for the selection


and application of statistical
techniques:
9. To determine how one variable varies with another, the
coefficient of correlation is computed.
10. If the significance of the difference between the
perceptions of two groups about a certain situation is to
be studied, the computation of the difference between
means is to be made.

Some suggestions for the selection


and application of statistical
techniques:
11. To determine the relative effectiveness of the different
ways of doing things to which different randomized groups
are respectively exposed to and only a post test is given
to the different groups, analysis of variance is appropriate
to use.
12. To determine the effects of some variables upon a
single variable to which they are related, partial and
multiple correlations are suggested to be used.

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