RESEARCH 4

1. This succinctly summarizes the main point of the research project, how the
researcher plans to conduct the research and the expected findings. *
a. Title
b. Background of the study
c. Literature review
d. Abstract
2. This is also synonymous with research problem along with one or more
suggested research questions. *
a. Topic
b. Title
c. Abstract
d. Statement of the problem
3. This should clearly state the purpose and motivation of the research project.
Why is this project important? What new knowledge will be gained? Who is the
intended audience? *
a. Background of the study
b. Introduction
c. Abstract
d. Statement of the problem
4. Research design involves deciding upon all the various components of a
research project which includes the following except: *
a. Philosophical assumptions
b. Approach to migrating data to online
c. Approach to writing up
d. Plan to publish the findings
5. This include a description of the method along with the underlying philosophical
approach the researcher plan to take. *
a. Theoretical framework
b. Research method
 c. Literature review
d. Abstract
6. There are three important requirements in deciding a topic, one of them is not.
Which one? *
a. Your ability to discard all other issues that may potentially have a bearing
on your topic
b. Your interest in the topic
c. A professor or immediate superior prepared to supervise you
d. Your ability to obtain relevant data on the topic
7. After you have chosen a topic and generated a list of potential research
questions, the next stage of research design is to choose: *
a. Model of qualitative research design
b. Data collection technique
c. Theoretical framework
d. Research method
8. This area of research must be defined on grounded theories and studies, for
example, one might expect the framework to be developed in an iterative fashion
later on. *
a. Theoretical framework
b. Research method
c. Iterative
d. Qualitative research
9. The three main important requirements in deciding upon a topic are the
following. Which one is the exception? *
a. You can withdraw from the data gathering procedure whenever you feel
like it
b. A faculty member is prepared to supervise you
c. You are interested in the topic
d. You can obtain relevant qualitative data on the topic
10. Deductive reasoning is the ability to deduce big chunks of data into parts which: *
a. Starts from “top-down”
b. Exploratory
c. Starts from “bottom-up”
d. Starts with empirical data from which the researcher builds a theory