Capstone Project 1

Capstone Project 1
(PreQ1, Q2)
(MidQ1,Q2)
(MidXam)

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Match the Definition of the terms to the Concept.

this section summarizes what is to be achieved by the study.	Answer 1Choose...review of related literaturedata gathering techniquesobjectives of the studybibliographyscope and limitation
showcases previous studies and publications relevant to the thesis.	Answer 2Choose...review of related literaturedata gathering techniquesobjectives of the studybibliographyscope and limitation
is as a works cited or reference list.	Answer 3Choose...review of related literaturedata gathering techniquesobjectives of the studybibliographyscope and limitation
this section sets parameters of the study	Answer 4Choose...review of related literaturedata gathering techniquesobjectives of the studybibliographyscope and limitation

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The Answer sources are compiled from or based on secondary sources.

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Research papers in Business, Accountancy, Education, Arts and Sciences must use the Answer citation and referencing style.

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Answer sources, are reports of a person who relates the testimony of an actual witness or participant.

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The questionnaire may contain questions that are:

Closed-ended questions	Answer 1Choose...is to put an "Others" choice which the respondent may choose.do not give options that the respondent must choose.give options that the respondent must choose.
Open-ended questions	Answer 2Choose...is to put an "Others" choice which the respondent may choose.do not give options that the respondent must choose.give options that the respondent must choose.

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Kinds of construct validity are:

If the test contains all of the pertinent components of the variable it wants to measure	Answer 1Choose...Face validityContent validityCriterion-related validityDiscriminant validity
The test is compared to another, valid, test to see if it measures the same thing	Answer 2Choose...Face validityContent validityCriterion-related validityDiscriminant validity
If at first glance of a non-expert judge, the test seems to measure what it intends to measure	Answer 3Choose...Face validityContent validityCriterion-related validityDiscriminant validity

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Which statement is true?

Select one:

a.

The Interviewer should establish antagonism.

b.

all of the above

c.

The Interviewer should record interviews.

d.

The Interviewer must be judgmental

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For format on the writing of references, research papers in IT, Computer Science, and Engineering must use the Answer citation and referencing style.

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The questionnaire should not be bulky, too long or too thick.

Select one:

True 

False

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Examples of reliability are:

Used to assess the consistency of a measure from one time to another.	Answer 1Choose...Inter-Rater ReliabilityConstruct ValidityInternal Consistency ReliabilityParallel-Forms ReliabilityTest-Retest Reliability
Used to assess the consistency of results across items within a test.	Answer 2Choose...Inter-Rater ReliabilityConstruct ValidityInternal Consistency ReliabilityParallel-Forms ReliabilityTest-Retest Reliability
Used to assess the degree to which different raters/observers give consistent estimates of the same phenomenon.	Answer 3Choose...Inter-Rater ReliabilityConstruct ValidityInternal Consistency ReliabilityParallel-Forms ReliabilityTest-Retest Reliability
Refers to how much it measures what it is designed to measure.	Answer 4Choose...Inter-Rater ReliabilityConstruct ValidityInternal Consistency ReliabilityParallel-Forms ReliabilityTest-Retest Reliability

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Answer sources are best and purest; they are the closest from the point of origin

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Types of Observation

The observer is part of the scene being observed.	Answer 1Choose...Naturalistic ObservationObservation should be carefully planned and systematic.Participant Observation
This means watching and recording behavior in its natural setting.	Answer 2Choose...Naturalistic ObservationObservation should be carefully planned and systematic.Participant Observation

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A  Answer is as a work cited or reference list. It is a list of the sources that were used in the research paper.

Data Gathering Techniques are:

Is used to prove causality.	Answer 1Choose...Testing MethodInterview MethodCase Study MethodObservation MethodExperiment MethodIt is preferable to construct or make your own test.Questionnaire
Is a self-report data collection instrument.	Answer 2Choose...Testing MethodInterview MethodCase Study MethodObservation MethodExperiment MethodIt is preferable to construct or make your own test.Questionnaire
Data collection method entails using tests.	Answer 3Choose...Testing MethodInterview MethodCase Study MethodObservation MethodExperiment MethodIt is preferable to construct or make your own test.Questionnaire
Is an activity of a sentient living being (e.g. humans), which senses and assimilates the knowledge of a phenomenon in its framework of previous knowledge and ideas.	Answer 4Choose...Testing MethodInterview MethodCase Study MethodObservation MethodExperiment MethodIt is preferable to construct or make your own test.Questionnaire
Is an in-depth, longitudinal examination of a single instance or event, called a case.	Answer 5Choose...Testing MethodInterview MethodCase Study MethodObservation MethodExperiment MethodIt is preferable to construct or make your own test.Questionnaire
Is a questionnaire asked in a one-on-one situation.	Answer 6Choose...Testing MethodInterview MethodCase Study MethodObservation MethodExperiment MethodIt is preferable to construct or make your own test.Questionnaire

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Answer refers to the consistency of a measure.

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In Scope and Limitation, it answers the questions:

where	Answer 1Choose...persons who were involvedcoverage of the studyplace where conducted or area coveredtime conductedprocedure conducted
what	Answer 2Choose...persons who were involvedcoverage of the studyplace where conducted or area coveredtime conductedprocedure conducted
who	Answer 3Choose...persons who were involvedcoverage of the studyplace where conducted or area coveredtime conductedprocedure conducted
when	Answer 4Choose...persons who were involvedcoverage of the studyplace where conducted or area coveredtime conductedprocedure conducted

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For example:     What are the components of intelligence? 

The purpose of his/her research is_____________________. 

Select one:

a.

To explain

b.

To describe

c.

To explore

d.

To predict

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ResearchAnswer are closely related to research problem.

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Kinds of Related Literature are: 

pertains to published reports of actual research studies done previously.	Answer 1Choose...Conceptual LiteratureResearch LiteratureReview of Related Literature
pertains to articles and books written by authorities giving their opinions, experiences, theories or ideas.	Answer 2Choose...Conceptual LiteratureResearch LiteratureReview of Related Literature

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For example, measuring intelligence in Grade 5 students. 

The purpose of his/her research is ________________.

Select one:

a.

To evaluate

b.

To explain

c.

To predict

d.

To describe

e.

To explore

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Example: This investigation was conducted to determine the status of the teaching of science in the high schools of Province A as perceived by the teachers and students in science classes during the school year 1989-1990. The aspects looked into were the qualifications of teachers, their methods and strategies, facilities forms of supervisory assistance, problems and proposed solutions to problems.

The scope and delimitation should include the following:

School year 1989-1990.	Answer 1Choose...Subject matterPeriod of the studyPopulation or universeLocale of the studyQualifications of teachers.General purpose
High schools of province A.	Answer 2Choose...Subject matterPeriod of the studyPopulation or universeLocale of the studyQualifications of teachers.General purpose
Teachers and students	Answer 3Choose...Subject matterPeriod of the studyPopulation or universeLocale of the studyQualifications of teachers.General purpose
To determine the status of the teaching of science.	Answer 4Choose...Subject matterPeriod of the studyPopulation or universeLocale of the studyQualifications of teachers.General purpose
The teaching of science.	Answer 5Choose...Subject matterPeriod of the studyPopulation or universeLocale of the studyQualifications of teachers.General purpose

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Categories of notes are:

Quotations	Answer 1Choose...researcher records own reaction– researcher restates the author’s words in his/her own wordsexact words of the author are reproducedcondensed form of the contents
Summary	Answer 2Choose...researcher records own reaction– researcher restates the author’s words in his/her own wordsexact words of the author are reproducedcondensed form of the contents
Paraphrases	Answer 3Choose...researcher records own reaction– researcher restates the author’s words in his/her own wordsexact words of the author are reproducedcondensed form of the contents

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Research is purposive and from the onset it must be clearly defined.

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True 

False

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Scope and Limitation section sets Answer of the study.

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Objectives of the Study: This section summarizes what is to be Answer by the study.

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The opening paragraph of your paper will provide your readers with their initial impressions about the:

Select one:

a.

logic of your argument

b.

your writing style

c.

the overall quality of your research

d.

all of the above

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The introduction is the second chapter of the thesis and must include the objective/s and justification of the study as well as the limitations set by the proponent.

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True

False 

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A well-written introduction is important because, quite simply, you never get a second chance to make a good first impression.

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True 

False

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These sections recognize persons and organizations who/which assisted the proponents in the completion of the thesis.

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A sequential listing of all major parts of a thesis with corresponding page numbers. Included in the table of contents are the titles of chapters, sections and subsections, bibliography and appendices.

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This is a presentation of the thesis summary

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This part provides a brief background or the rationale of the study.

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A vague, disorganized, or error-filled introduction will create a positive impression.

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True

False 

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Introduction is composed of Answer paragraphs with three to five pages.

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This page contains the title of the research, name of proponents and a statement regarding the qualification for which the research is submitted.

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The ff. are the contributors of the definition of research, Except.

Select one:

a.

John W. Woody

b.

P.M. Cook

c.

W.S. Monroes

d.

J. Francis Rummel

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_________________________________. It is purely qualitative in nature and we are focusing on the vision of others on the content of research.

Select one:

a.

Philosophical Research

b.

Experimental Research

c.

Case-Study Research

d.

Historical Research

e.

Survey Research

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Quantitative Research. It is used to gain an understanding of underlying reasons, opinions, and motivations.

Select one:

True

False 

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This is purely quantitative in nature and deals with future events.

Select one:

a.

Case-Study Research

b.

Experimental Research

c.

Cross-Sectional Research

d.

Philosophical Research

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Word ‘Research’ is comprises of two words = Re+Search. It means to Answer.

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Your own beliefs and feelings will never impact upon your research.

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True

False 

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The essential qualities of a researcher are ____________.

Select one:

a.

Spirit of free enquiry

b.

All the above

c.

Systematization or theorizing of knowledge

d.

Reliance on observation and evidence

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Qualitative Research is used to quantify the problem by way of generating numerical data or data that can be transformed into usable statistics.

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True

False 

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It is both qualitative as well as quantitative in nature and deals with past events.

Select one:

a.

Case-Study Research

b.

Historical Research

c.

Survey Research

d.

Philosophical Research

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All of the following are characteristics of research, EXCEPT:

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a.

Research is directed toward the solution of a problem.

b.

Research not requires expertise.

c.

Research demands accurate observation and description.

d.

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