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    This document outlines the key components and questions to address in a research proposal, including the introduction, literature review, and research methodology sections. In the introduction, the researcher must conceptualize the problem, provide a rationale for the study, clearly state the research problem and objectives, define the scope and limitations, and develop a conceptual framework. The literature review involves analyzing previous related research on key topics and variables. The methodology section describes the research design, participants, instruments, data collection procedures, and statistical analysis methods that will be used to answer the research problem.

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    This document outlines the key components and questions to address in a research proposal, including the introduction, literature review, and research methodology sections. In the introduction, the researcher must conceptualize the problem, provide a rationale for the study, clearly state the research problem and objectives, define the scope and limitations, and develop a conceptual framework. The literature review involves analyzing previous related research on key topics and variables. The methodology section describes the research design, participants, instruments, data collection procedures, and statistical analysis methods that will be used to answer the research problem.

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    This document outlines the key components and questions to address in a research proposal, including the introduction, literature review, and research methodology sections. In the introduction, the researcher must conceptualize the problem, provide a rationale for the study, clearly state the research problem and objectives, define the scope and limitations, and develop a conceptual framework. The literature review involves analyzing previous related research on key topics and variables. The methodology section describes the research design, participants, instruments, data collection procedures, and statistical analysis methods that will be used to answer the research problem.

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    GENERAL QUESTIONS:

    1. What is the Research Format that needs to be used? IMRAD or the General research
    format?
    2. What is the required research design? Quantitative/Qualitative. Descriptive/Inferential
    3. How can you build your Bibliographies or References?
    4. What is the accepted degree of plagiarism?

    CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
    1. How did you conceptualize the research problem?
    a. Personal Experience
    b. Referrals
    c. Conferences Attended
    d. Based on read literatures
    2. What is the rationale of the study?
    a. Why is the topic important?
    b. What is known about the topic?
    c. What are the gaps or unknowns?
    d. How can the study fill up this gap?
    3. Is there a clear statement of the problem/s or objectives?
    a. General Problem/Specific Problems (Declarative or Interrogative) Is this
    consistent?
    b. Quantitative/Qualitative Questions and Descriptive or Inferential Questions?
    c. How can the research problem fill the existing gap identified?
    4. What is the scope and delimitation of the study?
    a. Whereabouts of the study?
    b. What is the focus of the study?
    c. What are the limitations of the study?
    d. Where will the study be conducted and who will be the respondents?
    e. How will the sample size be limited or selected?
    f. How will you answer the research problem?
    g. When will it be conducted and for How long?
    5. How is the Conceptual/Theoretical Framework?
    a. How did you develop the conceptual framework?
    b. Select the relevant theories in the conduct of the study.
    6. How is the study significant?
    7. Key Terms should also be defined.

    CHAPTER 2: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURES AND STUDIES


    1. This part should review various researches and literatures relevant to the topic.
    2. How other literature defines your terminologies
    3. How your conceptual/theoretical framework differs or is similar to them?
    4. How your research variables are similar or different from them?
    5. What are the results of their study?

    CHAPTER 3: RESEARCH METHODILOGIES


    1. What is the Research Design? How can the research design help in answering the
    research problem?
    a. Mixed Method? (Quantitative and Qualitative)
    b. Descriptive-Quantitative; Sequential or Concurrent – Mixed Method; Theoretical
    – Qualitative
    i. Descriptive, Comparative, Correlational, Experimental
    2. What is the Research Locale and Why?
    3. Who are the respondents/subjects/participants of the study and why?
    a. Well-Represented, By Central Limit Theorem, Statistical Minimum Requirement.
    b. G-Power/Online Sample Size Calculator
    c. Probability Sampling – Random Sampling, Systematic Sampling,
    4. What research instruments are used?
    a. Interview or Questionnaires or Both?
    5. How was the data-gathering procedure?
    a. Step-by-Step Procedure
    6. How Data will be analyzed?
    a. 1st , 2nd , and 3rd Level Analysis
    b. What Statistical Tools will be used? SPSS, PSPP or others.
    c. Use of Frequencies, Mean and Standard Deviation to analyze the results of the
    study?

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