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    The document provides guidelines for formulating a research title and questions. It states that a title should be brief but cover all essential aspects of the study. An effective title includes the subject matter, setting, respondents, and timeframe. Words like "analysis" should be avoided. A title should not exceed 15 words or be too detailed. Research questions should reflect clear, measurable objectives and goals and be answerable. They may include minor questions and should relate to the research problem or objectives.

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    FORMULATING

    A RESEARCH
    TITLE
    1. The title must be broad enough to cover all pertinent and essential aspects of the study but

    should be brief and concise.

    2. The title must contain the following elements:

    a. subject matter or research problem

    b. the setting or locale of the study

    c. the respondents or participants involved in the study

    d. the time or period when the study was conducted (if the title is too long because of these

    elements, the timeframe may be omitted)


    3. Avoid terms such as “Analysis of”, “A Study of”, “An Investigation of” and the like in the

    title because all these are understood to have been done in a research.

    4. If the title contains more than one line, it should be written in inverted pyramid.

    5. When typed or encoded in the title page, all words in the title should be in capital letters.

    6. If possible, the title should not be longer than 15 substantive words.

    7. Avoid a long detailed title that gives detailed information.

    8. If the terms such as assessment and evaluation are already emphasized in the study, these

    should be deleted in the title to shorten it.


    CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD TITLE

    The following are the standard attributes of a good and accurate research title:

    The title should provide clear information about the objectives and contents of the research.

    The research title should not be stuffy or dull, instead it should capture what the study will

    cover.

    A research
    . title should be in phrase form rather than a complete sentence.

    Formulate a research title in a straightforward manner.

    A research title does not make use of a punctuation.

    A research title is not underlined or enclosed in quotation marks


    Examples of Approved Titles in Various Disciplines

    1. Higher Order Thinking Skills in Reading of Freshmen in University of Northern Philippines, Academic

    Year 2015-2016

    2. Pinay Single Mom: Paghanga o Pagkutya? A Multi-Case Study on the Lives and Experiences of the Solo

    Parents in Zamboanga City

    3. Establishment of Jackfruit Tea Processing Plan in Barangay Bantayan, Tabaco, Albay

    4. Life’s Adjustment of Yolanda Victims in Tacloban City

    5. Awareness on Traffic Rules and Regulations of Tricycle Operators and Driver’s Association in Brgy. Culiat,

    Quezon City, Calendar Year 2015


    Important Elements to be Included in the Background of the Research

    1. general situations related to the main problem

    2. specific situations observed and experienced by the researcher

    3. related concepts and ideas to the problem including important vocabularies

    4. discussion of existing or present situations

    5. gaps to be filled in by the study


    STATING
    RESEARCH QUESTIONS
    Research Questions- are also called
    investigative questions and are the
    specific questions which are to be
    answered in the study. These are all in
    question form. Answering these
    specific research questions is
    important in determining and applying
    the appropriate solution to the
    problem.
    STANDARDS IN FORMULATING GOOD RESEARCH QUESTIONS

    1. The research questions should reflect objectives that are observable, measurable

    or verifiable.

    2. The research questions should reflect clear goals or objectives, stated in precise

    goals.

    3. The research questions or problems should be limited enough to make definite

    conclusions possible.

    4. The major research question may be followed by minor statements or questions.


    Directions: Write a research title based on the situation cited in each item below.

    Situation 1

    The researcher aimed to assess the higher order thinking skills in reading of the learners. The respondents were the

    freshmen students from University of Northern Philippines. The period of the study was academic year 2015-2016.

    TITLE: ________________________________________________________________

    Situation 2

    The researcher aimed to assess the level of multifaceted police-community programs of PNP Camarines Norte. The key

    respondents were the selected 100 PNP officers in Camarines Norte. Another group of respondents was composed of 50

    selected residents in the locale. The timeframe of the study was 2018-2019.

    TITLE: ___________________________________________________________________
    Situation 3

    The researcher was curious about the extent of faith healing in Basud, Camarines Norte. The

    respondents were the selected 10 faith healers and 50 selected residents who have experiences of

    consulting and resorting to services of faith healers. The study also aimed to analyze the medical,

    cultural, religious and social effects of faith healing to the community.


    TITLE:
    THANK YOU

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