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Johnbaguisigo
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1. Research Problem:

(What is your research problem?)


2. Rationale:


(Why do you want to conduct this study?)


3. Significance:


(Why is it important to be conducted?)


4. Objective:


(What is your goal to achieve in this study?)


5. Method and Design: (Is it a quantitative or a qualitative study?) Respondents:


(Who or what will be the source of your data?)


Sample Size:


(How many respondents does your study need?)


Sampling Technique:


(How will you choose your respondents or source of data?)


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Jhoanmaedomingogo

  • 2. The main purposes of research are to inform action, gather evidence for theories, and contribute to developing knowledge in a field of study. ... Yet, for those who like to learn, whether they are members of a research institution or not, conducting research is not just important—it's imperative.
  • 3. The significance of something can be implicit or explicit — meaning it can be clear or only known with a deeper understanding of the situation.
  • 4. If you want to improve your study skills and grade it’s important to set study goals. When you know where you want to go you have more chance of actually getting there.

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