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Independent variable
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10. An introduction of a research answers question
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1 about the problem, one of these is.
a. What is the methodology?
2nd SEMESTER b. Why is it a problem?
WRITTEN WORK NO. 1 c. What are the conclusions?
Name: d. What are the recommendations?
Grade & Section:
NOTE: PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTION.
Part I. MULTIPLE CHOICES: Choose the correct answer by Part II. Directions: Narrow down the given idea
writing its corresponding letter on the space provided according to the FUNNELING METHOD. (10 points)
before each item.
1. Which contains the brief summary of a research ENVIRONMENT
report?
a. Acknowledgement b. Abstract
c. Dedication d. Approval sheet RESEARCH TOPIC:
2. In a non-random sampling technique, the RESEARCH PROBLEM:
researcher uses _________ sampling when they include RESEARCH PURPOSE:
people that are available as they are easily recruited. RESEARCH QUESTION/S:
a. Quota b. Purposive
c. Convenience d. Cluster
3. Which of the following is not a non-random Write your answers below.
sampling technique.
a. Quota b. Purposive 1.
c. Convenience d. Cluster
4. Paraphrasing is
a. Harm that is physical, financial, or psychological
experienced by the participants 2.
b. Using someone’s idea in own words to restate the author’s
ideas and a to give credits to the original author.
c. Minimizing harm and risk to human lives
d. Making derogatory comments and personal attacks in the 3.
review of author’s submitted work.
5. This refers to written documents such as books,
periodicals, magazines, journals, newspapers and legal
citations. 4.
a. Primary sources b. Related literature
c. Secondary sources d. Related studies
6. The APA format of referencing stands for...
a. A brief citation of the sources in the text
b. Author- date method of parenthetical documentation or in
text citation.
c. Footnotes and endnotes used to acknowledge the source
of the idea or authorship. NOTE: Your group research output will serve as your
d. A list of citation of sources whereby each citation is given performance output. Failure to submit the research
description historical and textual explanation. paper will result to an incomplete grade.
7. These are published writings and reports that
Prepared by:
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periodical and references books. MELISA MARIE N. CLORES
a. Primary sources b. Tertiary sources
c. Secondary sources d. Non- documentary searching
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8. This refers to a statement that makes a specific
Noted:
prediction between one to two variables.
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c. Hypotheses d. proposition
9. This refers to the statement showing the research
D.
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14. The effects of an interesting research
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1 topic are motivation, enthusiasm, and energy.
2nd SEMESTER 15. A course requirement limits you in
WRITTEN WORK NO. 2 choosing a research topic.
Name: 16. Objectivity refers to a researcher’s
Grade & Section: personal involvement that employs feelings and
Part I. Analyze the following research topics and opinions.
choose the classification that corresponds to it from 17. In qualitative research, the reality is
ACTION APPLIED conditioned by society’s and people’s intentions.
PURE DESCRIPTIVE EXPLORATORY 18. World knowledge is the person’s
EXPLANATORY CORRELATION ability to perceive the world from a specific standpoint.
19. Qualitative research focuses on the
the text box. study of cause and effect relationship in an artificial
1. The Analysis of Herbal Plants setting.
Extracts as Cough Medicine 20. Qualitative research allows a person
2. Experiences of Senior to use single approach and method.
Citizens on Old Age Depression
3. A Comparison of Aptitude
and Intelligence Among Grade 9 Students Prepared by:
4. A Remediation Program for
Non-readers in High School
5. Favorite Teacher Expressions MELISA MARIE N. CLORES
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CASE STUDY ETHNOGRAPHY
PHENOMENOLOGY CONTENT ANALYSIS
HISTORICAL ANALYSIS GROUNDED THEORY.
Noted:
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Depression Among Teens
9. Experiences of “Batang
Hamog” in the Metro
10. The Unexplained Deaths
during World War II

Part II. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and

FALSE if it is not.
11. Several, many, and some are words
that make your research topic highly technical.
12. Hard to investigate topics are
difficult because they have the available and up-to-date
reading materials to support them.
13. Physical appearance, health
condition, mental capacity, needed facility and time
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Positivist Approach
Semi-structured Interviews
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1
Dental Health
2nd SEMESTER
Implantology
WRITTEN WORK NO. 3
Name:
Naturalistic Approach
Grade & Section:
Correlational Research Design
“Abnormality”
Exploratory Research Design
I. Directions: Read the RESEARCH ABSTRACT
Qualitative Research
given and answer the questions that follow.
Patient’s Belief on Implants
Choose your answer from the items inside the
Thematic Analysis
text box. (2 points each)
Quantitative Research
“Normality”
Abstract
Plantology
The study sought to explore patients'
6. What is the main theme emerged in the
motivations and expectations for dental implants. In study?
this study a single-setting, qualitative research 7. What is the type of research design used
through an exploratory design was utilized through in the study?
semi-structured, telephone interviews were 8. What word refers to the concept of teeth
conducted with nine patients who had consulted a implants?
9. What concern is revealed by the
restorative dental practitioner with an interest in
conclusion on dental implants?
implantology about the possibility of replacing their
10. What important findings were
missing teeth with dental implants. Interview emphasized in the study?
transcripts were subjected to thematic analysis to
identify relevant themes. The study revealed that Prepared by:
the main theme to emerge was 'normality' and that
participants expected implants to restore their oral-
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related quality of life to 'normal'. It was concluded
Subject Teacher
that patients' belief that dental implants are just like
natural teeth could be cause for concern if it leads
them to treat them as such, and thereby not follow Noted:
the recommended specialist care they require. The
findings emphasize the importance of good dental
practitioner-patient communication in assessing GERALDINE B. ABERGOS, Ed.
expectations of treatment and outcomes. D.
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1. What is being examined in the study?
2. What is the approach used in the study?
3. What is the method used in gathering the
data?
4. What type of research is used in the
study?
5. What type of analysis was used in the
data?