Title Examples of the

General Types of
Research
DESCRIPTIVE, CORRELATIONAL, & EXPERIMENTAL TITLES
Descriptive Research

 Descriptive research is a research method describing the

characteristics of the population or phenomenon being
studied. This methodology focuses more on the “what”
aspect of the research subject than the “why” aspect of the
research subject.
Descriptive Research Titles

 The Rate of Necessity for Remedial Classes among Grade

8 Students.

 Experienceswith Online Classes during Pandemic Period

among High School Students.

 Study
Habit Styles of Junior High School Students of
TNHS.
Explanatory or Correlation Research

 Explanatory research, also known as Correlational

research, is a methodology in Research that investigates
relationships between variables without the need of
controlling or manipulating any of them. A correlation
reflects the strength and/or direction of the relationship
between two (or more) variables.
Correlational Research Titles

 TheRelationship between Teaching Styles and Academic

Achievement Styles in Education.

 The Correlation between Sleep Pattern and Academic

Stress among Grade 10 Students.

 The Associationbetween Social Media Usage and Body

Image Concerns among Young Adults.
Experimental or Intervention Research

 Experimental research, also known as Interventional

research is a kind of research methodology that rigidly
follows a scientific research design. It involves testing or
attempting to prove a hypothesis by way of
experimentation. As such, it uses one or more
independent variables, manipulating them and then using
them on one or more dependent variables.
Experimental Research Titles

 The Impact of Music on Concentration and Productivity

 TheEffect of Stress on Memory and Concentration among

Junior High School Students.

 TheRodenticidal Activity of Rosary Pea (Abrus

precatorius) against House Rats (Rattus rattus)
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