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    Scientific research is defined as a systematic, controlled, empirical, and critical investigation of hypothetical propositions about natural phenomena. It follows specific steps: identifying a problem, relating it to theories, formulating a hypothesis, gathering and analyzing data, and forming conclusions. Research is controlled through manipulating variables and is empirical as it is based on gathered data. It also involves in-depth, critical analysis using higher-order thinking. Research always starts by identifying a problem between the current situation and what should be. Conducting research aims to solve this problem by generating new knowledge. For a problem to be suitable for research, it should interest the researcher, be useful, novel, and completable within the allotted time. Formulating a thesis

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    Scientific research is defined as a systematic, controlled, empirical, and critical investigation of hypothetical propositions about natural phenomena. It follows specific steps: identifying a problem, relating it to theories, formulating a hypothesis, gathering and analyzing data, and forming conclusions. Research is controlled through manipulating variables and is empirical as it is based on gathered data. It also involves in-depth, critical analysis using higher-order thinking. Research always starts by identifying a problem between the current situation and what should be. Conducting research aims to solve this problem by generating new knowledge. For a problem to be suitable for research, it should interest the researcher, be useful, novel, and completable within the allotted time. Formulating a thesis

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    Scientific research is defined as a systematic, controlled, empirical, and critical investigation of hypothetical propositions about natural phenomena. It follows specific steps: identifying a problem, relating it to theories, formulating a hypothesis, gathering and analyzing data, and forming conclusions. Research is controlled through manipulating variables and is empirical as it is based on gathered data. It also involves in-depth, critical analysis using higher-order thinking. Research always starts by identifying a problem between the current situation and what should be. Conducting research aims to solve this problem by generating new knowledge. For a problem to be suitable for research, it should interest the researcher, be useful, novel, and completable within the allotted time. Formulating a thesis

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    RESEARCH/THESIS

    WRITING

    WHAT IS RESEARCH?

    cientific research defines as a


    systematic, controlled, empirical
    and critical investigations of
    hypothetical
    propositions
    about
    presumed relations among natural
    phenomena.


    cientific research is a systematic because
    it follows steps/stages in the process.
    1.Identification of the problem
    2.Relating the problem to existing
    theories
    3.Formulating Hypothesis
    4.Data gathering
    5.Analysis and Interpreting data
    6.Formulating conclusions and
    recommendations


    cientific research is controlled because variables
    are manipulated, classified and categorized based
    on the purposes or aims of the study

    cientific research is critical investigation


    because it involve in-depth analysis of natural
    phenomena and employs higher-order thinking
    skills of the researcher.

    cientific research is empirical because


    it is
    based on the data gathered at the time of the
    study.

    IDENTIFYING PROBLEM

    he research always starts with a problem


    felt by people or individuals in a social
    setting. The problem is actually a gap
    between what is and what ought to be.

    hen a research is conducted to solve the


    problem, the gap is hen filled. New
    knowledge is then evolved through the
    conduct of research.

    What is the actual


    Situation?
    Gap/problem
    What ought to be
    The gap has already
    filled, the problem solved
    and new knowledge had
    been evolved.

    hat characterize good problem?


    1. Should be of great interest to you.
    2. Should be useful for the concerned
    people.
    3. Should be novel. Your research topic
    should be something new so that you
    can be sure that it really contributes
    to the formulation of new knowledge.
    4. Should be completed in the allotted
    time desired.

    he problem that you identified


    maybe too broad in scope. The
    problem should be narrowed down
    in on a specific research problem.
    ormulating your thesis title will
    help you to narrow-down your
    problem/topic.

    THE THESIS TITLE


    1. Signifies a very timely and significant
    contribution to the needs of society.
    2. Should be a specific and concise
    statement of the topic.
    3. Its principal function is to inform the
    reader about the study, therefore it
    should be explanatory by itself.
    4. Should focus on the topic investigated
    an the main variables studied.
    5. The recommended maximum length
    for title is 10-14 substantive words.

    CHAPTER I & II
    Chapter I The Problem and
    Its
    Background
    Chapter II Review of
    Related
    Literature

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