Directions: Answer the following questions in detail and as much as you

can. Give example(s) or illustration(s) if necessary as it gives higher scores

for you.
1. Explain:
a. Definition of research
b. Three reasons of the importance of research
c. 6 steps in the process of research
d. Characteristics of quantitative and qualitative research
2. Explain:
a. Definition of research problem
b. Considerations of whether a research problem can be researched
c. Considerations of whether a research problem should be researched
3. Explain in detail how you write a “statement of problem” section which
consists of (a) Topic; (b) Research problem; (c) A justification of the
importance of the problem; (d) Deficiencies in what we know; & (e)
Audience.
4. Explain in detail:
a. Definition of literature review
b. 5 steps of conducting literature review
5. Explain in detail:
a. Definition of variable
b. Family of variables
6. Explain in detail:
a. Definition of hypothesis
b. Types of hypothesis
7. Mention the five steps in the process of collecting quantitative data
8. Explain in detail:
a. Definition of Population and sample
b. Types of quantitative sampling strategies
9. Explain in detail:
a. 4 major types of information/data/measures in quantitative
b. 3 types of scales of measurement
10. When you administer the data collection process, you have to consider
standardization and ethical issues. Please explain.
Directions: Answer the following questions in detail and as much as you
can. Give example(s) or illustration(s) if necessary as it gives higher scores
for you.
1. Explain:
a. Definition of research
b. Three reasons of the importance of research
c. 6 steps in the process of research
d. Characteristics of quantitative and qualitative research
2. Explain:
a. Definition of research problem
b. Considerations of whether a research problem can be researched
c. Considerations of whether a research problem should be researched
3. Explain in detail how you write a “statement of problem” section which
consists of (a) Topic; (b) Research problem; (c) A justification of the
importance of the problem; (d) Deficiencies in what we know; & (e)
Audience.
4. Explain in detail:
a. Definition of literature review
b. 5 steps of conducting literature review
5. Explain in detail:
a. Definition of variable
b. Family of variables
6. Explain in detail:
a. Definition of hypothesis
b. Types of hypothesis
7. Mention the five steps in the process of collecting quantitative data
8. Explain in detail:
a. Definition of Population and sample
b. Types of quantitative sampling strategies
9. Explain in detail:
a. 4 major types of information/data/measures in quantitative
b. 3 types of scales of measurement
10. When you administer the data collection process, you have to consider
standardization and ethical issues. Please explain.