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Learning Competencies:

 Draw similarities and differences of the featured selections in relation to the theme.
 Evaluate literature as an instrument to express and resolve conflicts within, between, and among societies

Instruction: This quiz will help form generalization to prepare you to write your
research. Read the three texts, then answer the organizer that follows.

What makes a good research Text 1 Text 2 Text 3

paper? Criminalizing Plagiarism in the
Philippines
https://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2011/0
8/15/why-fighting-plagiarism-is-
important/
Claims Plagiarism should have been prohibited
because it is a type of fraud, because if
someone asserts the thoughts or
intellectual activity of another person as
his or her own without any credit. It ruins
the intellectual honesty, because some
work is not done to meet its aim, for
example if you conduct research, copy
and paste from the internet another
research paper, your work would no
longer be useful, since you have only
Why Ethics is Important in
Research?
https://www.niehs.nih.gov/res
earch/resources/bioethics/wh
atis/index.cfm
Ethics remains important in
research, because it confirms
a study's reputation and
value. In application of
ethics, you respect social
norms and responsibilities,
such as respect for your study
participants and the secrecy
of the data you gather. In
addition, if ethics are applied,
you build on the standard
Color Psycholoogy Paper
http://www.readwritethink.org/files/reso
urces/lesson_images/lesson1155/exampl
e_paper.pdf
The collection of data is important so
the integrity of research can be
maintained. This is a systemic means of
determining the results of a research
issue and assessing the theories. The
aggregation of data helps to ensure
research quality. Quantitative or
qualitative methods are to be used, and
it is therefore necessary to determine
which one would use, since the
techniques vary in various subjects. It is
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duplicated the same concepts from other
research.
Evidence Cite statements from the text that prove
your claim.
- “Students who plagiarize an assignment
miss most of the education that could have
come from it. That, in the long run, means
a lower quality education.”
- “Academic assignments…teach critical
thinking, including how to challenge
ideas. They teach students how to spot
connections and trends among bits of data
they have and they even help improve
writing skills, a necessary tool just about
anywhere one goes.”
Reasons Plagiarism is degrading academics'
meaning and purpose, especially school.
The intent of a school is for their students
to learn things and then apply them to
intellectual standards and
review the literature to give
more value and legitimacy to
your work, because these
literature/studies will support
your concept as well as
validate your research,
particularly the critically
endorsed publications.
Cite statements from the text
that prove your claim.
- “…ethical standards
promote the values that are
essential to collaborative
work, such as trust,
accountability, mutual
respect, and fairness.”
- “…many of the norms of
research promote a variety of
other important moral and
social values, such as social
responsibility, human rights,
animal welfare, compliance
with the law, and public
health and safety.”
- “…'ethics' focuses on the
disciplines that study
standards of conduct, such as
philosophy, theology, law,
psychology, or sociology.”
In applying ethics for
research, justice, respect and
inclusion will be promoted in
society. Firstly, it promotes
critical to choose data collection tools
and methods because mistakes have
occurred to minimize them.
Cite statements from the text that prove
your claim.
- “Overall, most of the results were
different from the research sources
consulted. In any case, it is obvious that
colors have a great effect on one’s
mood.”
- “In order to test ideas about how color
affects one’s mood (color psychology)
this researcher will test sixty middle
school students (thirty girls and thirty
boys) on how the colors green, blue,
black, yellow, red, pink, and brown
make them feel.”
In research we also have to gather data
through quantitative or qualitative
techniques even when we already have
trustworthy sources, such as journals
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their future careers. Schools provide tasks
to improve their learning, and if they fail
to respect and use the Internet, such as
copying and pasting ideas, they cannot go
into the information processing necessary,
as ideas are not instantaneous in real life.
Plagiarists cheat themselves according to
the text, as they don't devote themselves
to and make efforts. For instance, in
research we are supposed to have an
original study and an original study is
essential to make something new in
society and there would be no
contribution to a possible new way of
dealing with some social problems if
students only copy other studies.
justice because you consider
the data collected from your
participants or subjects as
privacy and confidentiality
when you are ethical. You
respect what you are doing in
your study while applying
ethics. For instance, you
respect the intellectual work
of others when you are
ethical, and you are creditable
with citations, not merely
copying ideas by someone. I
would also assume from this
example that respecting your
data means that you must be
liable for your study. Finally,
the fact that the research is
ethical makes the study
impartial and genuine is
therefore advantageous to
individuals in particular. If
your study is socially
inclusive, you respect a social
obligation for the rights of
people and the overall
protection of others.
and criticized studies, so that we can be
sure of honesty, originality, and up-to-
date. To my knowledge, there are many
findings that we can conclude, so the
aim of study is to discover a new
solution to a problem and, preferably,
then to apply or to find a new solution.
If there is no evaluation and evaluation
of the demographic selected, study will
not be productive. For example, we can
not end up with results based solely on
studies, for instance if we are
conducting a research on color
psychology in secondary school
students, and every single person in a
certain group is different, if, for
example, we review a 1990 research on
color psychology and we conclude
"50% of women feel happy when they
see color blue", I would argue,
therefore, that it is very profitable to
collect data.

Common Ideas What ideas are common in your reasons?

- The three reasons I have explained are comparable to showing an idea of original and full of honesty in our study. I
have also argued that the objective of study is to seek new ideas, and that we can draw possible suggestions and
solutions to social problems from these ideas, which is why we should not complain. Plagiarism and data gathering
all fall into the category of academic ethics in column two. Everything should contribute towards efficient and good
research. Plagiarism, ethics and data collection.
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Enduring Understanding
How can research become an
effective tool in resolving
socio-cultural conflicts?
What can you conclude to justify your answers?
- The originality, completeness, impartiality and precision of information are what makes a good research. First of all,
it is important to have an original study, not only to avoid the plagiarism crime but also to ensure greater trust and
respect for your research. Original is also intended for study to present its own thoughts and recommendations so that
new potential solutions can be found to social problems and challenges. Secondly, it is necessary to monitor the
comprehensiveness as it follows the systemic process of study to this end ( introduction, methodology, results,
discussion, etc.). It would also lead researchers towards the correct solution and/or justification path and problem or
problem. Thirdly, a perception that is impartial is critical because it demonstrates reality and legitimacy in your work,
and promotes social inclusion. Finally, it is important to have reliable information, because it checks the value of a
study. Qualitative or quantitative data collection is vital because this ensures that your study contains up-to-date and
trustworthy information.
Research may contribute by being a source of credible reference to solve socio-cultural problems and conflicts. One
wonderful example is COVID-19 studies, in which front lines and institutions like the WHO investigate potential
causes of the virus. They can understand the impact of their study and they can disseminate advice on how to avoid
the virus because they have collected information. I can conclude that research gives a holistic approach to society
issues, so raise the bar to solving a problem/s and, in more succinct terms, I think that research finds a particular
problem and that from the results, solutions and the prevention of aggravating these problems can be comprehended
and recommended. In addition, one's research should support or contribute to all research, and that can help and
prosper research.