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PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2

Mrs. Ginalin G. Diaz

Subject Teacher

Group 4
Activity #1: Give your personal insight about the short
film and how can you relate it in our subject
“PRACTICAL RESEARCH”
Activity # 2: “LOOK FOR LINKS”

Decode the words associated

with our topic based on the
picture & letter clues given.
RESPONDENTS
ANALYZATIO
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GEOGRAP
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INTERVIEW
COLLECTIO
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Research Respondents

and
Research Locale
Chapter 3
Research Methodology
 Respondents
Respondents are those individuals who
complete a survey or interview for the
researcher.

Who provide data to be analyzed for the

research study.

Respondents can be at any age.

Must agree to informed consent to

participate.
 Minors can participate as
respondents with the
permission of parents or
guardians. Respondents can
withdraw from a study at any
point, and the data may or
may not be used.
 Respondents can also be
referred to as participants. Several
factors need to be taken into
consideration when selecting
participants, including availability,
ethics, and the setting in which
they will respond.
Defining a Characteristic of your
Respondents
• The survey respondent is appropriately
referred to as a “respondent” because that
is exactly the role, he or she is playing in the
research process. He or she is responding to
the researcher’s questions which are
typically structured and closed-ended in
format
Research Locale
Research locale discusses
the site/s where the
sampling and data
collection will take place.
Guidelines in Writing the Research Locale
Only identify the locale by its name only if you have sought permission
If the permission was not granted: Just identify the characteristics of the place. Ex –
“A university in Iloilo”, “a two hundred bed capacity hospital”

Describe the area by its geographic location: Urban, Rural, Distance

Discuss details about the locale that relates it to the study focus:
History, Culture and the People

Justify why this location is the best place to conduct your study