PR2 : reviewer
This is also called as constant and the factors
1. What is a term that is synonymous with the word
"Investigation", were you tend to ask questions to
probe or examine something (HOTS) questions?
inquiry
2. What is a systematic process of collecting and
analyzing information to increase ones understanding
of the phenomenon and communicate that
understanding to others?
Research
3. What is quantitative research?
It uses quantities and numbers to denote particular
thing.
4. What is the importance of Practical Research?
It involves survey, interviews, and field level
investigation in order to achieve the correct Information.
5. What is called as the root word of the word "vary"
or simply "can change."?
Variable
6. What kind of data analysis technique/method used
in Quantitative research?
Mathematically-based
7. A researcher may want to determine the link between
income and whether or not families have health
insurance. This is a question that asks "how many" and
seeks to confirm a hypothesis.
QUALITATIVE METHODOLOGY
8. The researcher wants to Interview respondents that
use an open-ended question that provide results from
the different aspects of point of view.
QUANTITATIVE METHODOLOGY
9. Another researcher is interested in exploring the
reasons that people choose not to have health
insurance. This researcher wants to know the various
reasons why people make that choice and what the
possible barriers may be when people choose not to get
insurance.
31.
or conditions are kept the same (unchanged) in an
experiment.
controlled
A researcher is studying the effect of sleep on
aggression, thinking that less deep will lead to
more aggression. She has some people sleep six
(6) hours per night, some people sleep three (3)
hours per night and some people sleep as much
as they want.
Which among the following is the independent and
Dependent Variable?
32. INDEPENDENT VARIABLE - effects of sleep
33. DEPENDENT VARIABLE - agression
A researcher is curious to find out what effect
classical music has on people's level of relaxation
(as measured by heart rate). He lets one group
listen to classical music for one hour. He lets
another group sit in a quiet room for one hour (ie
they hear no music) Which among the following is
the independent and Dependent Variable?
34. INDEPENDENT VARIABLE - effects of
musical music
35. DEPENDENT VARIABLE - level of relaxation
A researcher conducts an experiment to assess
the effects of alcohol on people's sense of
balance. He then watches as each participant tries
to walk on a straight line from one corner of the
room to the next and notes how many times they
stumble outside the line.
Which among the following is the Independent
and Dependent Variable? . Walking in a straight
line
36. INDEPENDENT VARIABLE - effects of alcohol
37. DEPENDENT VARIABLE - sense of balance
38. It discusses the benefits of the study to the
society in general; it identifies the contribution of
the paper to current practices and to its
beneficiaries in particular. significance of the study
39. It is the weaknesses of the study beyond the
control of the researcher identify the other
variables that were not considered for the study. -

QUANTITATIVE METHODOLOGY
10. The researcher looks for a correlation between
income and health insurance, the results will provide
numerical data that can be analyzed statistically most
likely using a questionnaire with closedended
questions.
QUALITATIVE METHODOLOGY
11. Complete this sentence. A hypothesis is
a statement which serves as the basis for further
investigation.
12. The term refers to the strength of the conclusions
that are drawn from the results that actually measure
what was intended to be measured?
Validity
13. What is defined as the consistency of the
measurements? It is often examined by using a test and
retest method where the measurement is taken twice at
two different
Reliability times.
14. Which must be addressed to ensure a quality
research study that is valid, reliable, generalizable
and reproducible?
Key Issues
15. What is the building block or any factor that can
change in a scientific investigation or experiment in
research due to circumstances?
Variable
16. The methods or procedures of data gathering in
quantitative research Include items like age, gender,
educational status, among others, that call for
measurable characteristics of the population.
Characteristics
17. Sampling method used has a fast speed data
collection and easy to analyze data because of the use
of statistical data.
Strength
delimitation of the study
40. It specify what the researcher intends to do
and not to do in the study. It also defined primarily
by the scope of the study.
limitation of the study
41 It is the coverage, range and period of the
study and defines the significant variables that are
the focus of the study.
scope of the study
42. It presents the arguments or hypotheses of the
study in graphical form to be easily understood by
the readers. This is a tentative theory regarding
the topic under investigation usually shown in a
diagram.
conceptual framework
43. It serves as an in-depth summary of the
related literature to the study. This is a written
synthesis of the related reference materials read
for the study such as journal articles, books and
other documents that describe the past and
current state of information about the focus of the
study.
literature review
44. This is a specialized discipline which studies
ethical norms.
research ethics
45. These are statements showing explicitly the
arguments or assumptions in the study, drawn
from the review of related literature. Two types of
this is null and alternative.
research hypothesis
46. De Castro, V. (2005). Cognitive model The
missing into learning
fraction multiplication and division. Asia Pacific
Education Review
18. Quantitative research requires a large number of
respondents and can be costly, difficult and time
consuming.
Weaknesses
19. A study of the relationship between IQ and clinical
depression. It explores and observes
relationships among variables. Variables are not
controlled.
Correlational
20. A study of the experiments about the effects of a
new diet treatment plan on insulin levels in
diabetes. It tests causality with optimal variable control;
independent variable is manipulated.
Experimental
21. A description of teenagers' attitudes towards
smoking. It is observational, and describe what is",
variables not controlled.
Descriptive
22. A study of the effect of an after school physical
activity program on childhood obesity rates. The tests
for causality with suboptimal variable are control; and
independent variable is not manipulated
Quasi-Experimental
23. If Qualitative title is more colorful, and the design is
implicit. How do you make titles for quantitative
It must be straight forward; broad
25. Researchers should begin by asking themselves the
following questions except one. What must not be
asked?
How much money do I need to spend in this research?
26. What is an explicit query about a problem or issue
that can be challenged, examine and analyzed will yield
useful new information?
Research question
27. In formulating research questions, it must be guided
with the acronym SMART. What do you mean by
SMART?
9(2), 101-112.
American Psychological Association (apa)
47.De Castro, Belinda V. "Cognitive models: The
missing in to learning fraction
multiplication and division. Al Pacific Education
vol. 9, no.2
2008, 101-112.
Chicago Manual of Style (cms)
48 De Castre, Belinda V "Cognitive modele: The
missing ok to learning fraction
multiplication and division Asia Pacific Education
Review 9(2), (2008)
pp.101-112.
Modern Language Association (mLa)
49. This part includes the theses or dissertations
on research topics carrying the same
variables.The findings from the previous studies
define the approach that the researcher took in
the measuring the variables.
Review of related studies
50. The researchers are comparing the findings of
those literatures, the variables, and the method
used, and their objectives.
Synthesizing related literature
51. These are published materials that compare
the study with existing knowledge on the research
topic. This part defines, classifies, and facilitates
objective comprehension of the variables being
studied. It also examines facts and principles from
other resources that are related to the present
studies.
Review of related literature
52. This is a diagrammatic presentation of the
study used to visually summarize the whole study.
It is the result of a clearer understanding of the

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and
Time-bound
28. Where is simply all the questions pertaining to
finding results of the proposed topic or problem can be
found?
Statement of the Problem
29. A kind of variable is manipulated and the condition
is intentionally changed by the
investigator in an experiment. It is a probable cause of
an event.
Independent
30. This Is called the responding variable, a factors or
conditions that will change as a result or the outcome of
the study.
Dependent
theoretical or conceptual framework it is usually
comprised of symbols and figures such as lines,
shapes and arrows.
Paradigm of the study
53. Search and refine the materials. The
researcher is also guided in identifying useful
journal
articles and other reference materials. C
54. The researcher must choose a topic. The
purpose of conducting a literature review is to
convey to the readers the extent to which
knowledge and ideas have been established on a
topic. A
55. Identify databases and resources related to
the chosen topic B
56. Writing the review. Literature review is an
example of discursive prose, not a fist describing
or summarizing one piece of literature after
another. E
57. Read and analyze the articles. The researcher
may use guided questions D
28-30 Using the IPO (Input, Process, and Output)
model, create a paradigm for this research study
guided by the given ideas below. Write were the
following information must be included.
A. The developed and validated handbook for
Entrepreneur
B. Analysis of data through: questionnaires;
informal interviews; statistical and
scientific treatment
C. Profile of Entrepreneurs in terms of
age, b. seg and c seminars?
Role of Entrepreneurs with respect to
Assessment Planning c. Implementation, and
evaluation?
D. Input, Process, Output
58. Input - C. Profile of Entrepreneurs in terms of
age, b. seg and c seminars?
Role of Entrepreneurs with respect to
Assessment Planning c. Implementation, and
evaluation?

59. Process - B. Analysis of data through:

questionnaires; informal interviews; statistical and
scientific treatment

60. Output - A. The developed and validated

handbook for Entrepreneur