RESEARCH

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DESIGN
OBJECTIVES

At the end of this module, you are expected to:

1. State and describe the various steps in

scientific investigation

2. Apply the principles of experimental design

3. Describe and apply the different types of

experimental research design

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PROBLEM
MARKET GAP COSTS
Natural building materials continue to be Loss of sales by not offering greener
consumer driven, but we're seeing a lapse alternatives to building materials
of availability in the market for these
products

CUSTOMERS USABILITY
25% increase of buildings that are energy Customers want their spaces to be stylish,
efficient proves that there's consumer but also energy efficient
interest for more green building design

FINANCIALS
Commercial architecture sales
were up by $10 million in 2020

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PROBLEM
MARKET GAP COSTS
Natural building materials continue to be Loss of sales by not offering greener
consumer driven, but we're seeing a lapse alternatives to building materials
of availability in the market for these
products

CUSTOMERS USABILITY
25% increase of buildings that are energy Customers want their spaces to be stylish,
efficient proves that there's consumer but also energy efficient
interest for more green building design

FINANCIALS
Commercial architecture sales
were up by $10 million in 2020

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PROBLEM
MARKET GAP COSTS
Natural building materials continue to be Loss of sales by not offering greener
consumer driven, but we're seeing a lapse alternatives to building materials
of availability in the market for these
products

CUSTOMERS USABILITY
25% increase of buildings that are energy Customers want their spaces to be stylish,
efficient proves that there's consumer but also energy efficient
interest for more green building design

FINANCIALS
Commercial architecture sales
were up by $10 million in 2020

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PROBLEM
MARKET GAP COSTS
Natural building materials continue to be Loss of sales by not offering greener
consumer driven, but we're seeing a lapse alternatives to building materials
of availability in the market for these
products

CUSTOMERS USABILITY
25% increase of buildings that are energy Customers want their spaces to be stylish,
efficient proves that there's consumer but also energy efficient
interest for more green building design

FINANCIALS
Commercial architecture sales
were up by $10 million in 2020

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PROBLEM
MARKET GAP COSTS
Natural building materials continue to be Loss of sales by not offering greener
consumer driven, but we're seeing a lapse alternatives to building materials
of availability in the market for these
products

CUSTOMERS USABILITY
25% increase of buildings that are energy Customers want their spaces to be stylish,
efficient proves that there's consumer but also energy efficient
interest for more green building design

FINANCIALS
Commercial architecture sales
were up by $10 million in 2020

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 HYPOTHESIS &VARIABLES
1. What effect does studying with music
have on student test scores?
2. What effect does high temperature have
on lettuce growth?
3. Does the amount of oxygen in the water
affect the oyster population?
4. Does Science Investigatory Projects help
the students to develop scientific skills?
5. What effect does distance learning have
on the performance of the students in
science subject?
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6. What effect does light have on the
growth of the plant?
7. Can handwashing prevent the
spreading of corona virus?
8. What effect does spirulina pill have
on boosting the immune system?
9. Can footbath prevent the spreading
of corona virus?
10. What effect do the plants have in
purifying the air?
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 7 STEPS IN SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS

Identification of Formulating a Review of Related Preparation of

the problem Hypothesis Literature Research Design

Actual Data Analysis and Formulation of a

Experimentation Interpretation Conclusion

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RESEARCH DESIGN
The research design refers to the complete
order of steps that you need to be followed in
your research or experiment.
PRINCIPLES OF EXPERIMENTAL
RESEARCH DESIGN
 PRINCIPLES OF EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH DESIGN

Replication Randomization Local Control Control of Extraneous

Your experiment should be
repeated several times for
you to find an estimate of
differences among
observations on the group of
subjects or experimental
units (the main material being
used in the experiment)
treated alike. It allows you to
assess the significance of the
observed differences. Only
through several repetitions of
the experiment will make a
statistical test of significance
possible.
refers to the assignment of
the experimental subjects to
the treatments (denotes any
procedure done on the
experimental units or
subjects) by chance. It is
done for you to create
equivalent groups before
your experiment. It tends to
average out differences
among your groups. It refers
to an unbiased method of
assignment of experimental
units/subjects.
It is the process of reducing the
experimental errors in your
research. It provides relatively
different experimental areas
into a similar unit. It also
increases the efficiency of your
experimental design. Two or
more treatments should be
compared. Your subject can be
blocked according to certain
characteristics such as age,
weight, height, grade level,
gender, fertility, pH gradient,
and so on.
Variables
necessary to make sure
that no outside or
extraneous variables will
affect your experimental
subjects. Make sure that
identical conditions must
be provided for the
control and experimental
groups. These two groups
should differ only in terms
of the absence (control)
or presence of the given
treatment in your
research.
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1. Dividing 60 persons into groups

2. Applying 70% alcohol in treatment 1 and handwashing with soap in
treatment 2
3. The experiment was repeated to test the result of the research.
4. Preparing plots for plants to be tested with two different kinds of soil
5. A participant with poor eyesight in a taste test research.

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6. Placing tomato plants into separate containers.

7. One group ate a dish with MSG (Monosodium glutamate) while the other
group did not.
8. Fifteen mice of the same sex and weight are to be subjected to
environments of different odor sources are assigned to different treatments.
9. There are four treatments W, X, Y, Z each was repeated three times
10. Plant A received 100% of fertilizer, plant B received 50% of fertilizer and
plant C without fertilizer

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 TYPES OF RESEARCH DESIGN

Completely Randomized What is the difference

Randomized Complete Block between the two?
Design (CRD) Design (RCBD).

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 THANK YOU

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