Scope and Limitation

Do boundaries exist in research?

• Yes

• No

What do you mean by the SCOPE OF THE STUDY?

• Coverage

• Boundaries

• Research

• Interview

These are the people who qualify as participants for observation or as sources for data collection.

• Boundaries

• Coverage

• Participants or respondents

• Teachers

In a study whose aim is to identify the experiences of farmers in the Philippines. Who are the respondents of the study?

• Farmers in Japan

• Drivers in Metro Manila

• Farmers in Brazil

• Farmers in the Philippines

What are the factors that need to be considered in creating the scope of the study?

• Purpose of your study

• Population in the study

• Time and duration of the study

• Geographical details

What is the Limitation of the study?

• This are the theories and methods that will be used in the study.

• It refers to uncontrollable factors that can affect the process of conducting the study

• These are the geographical boundaries

These are the uncontrollable constraints that can affect the conduct of your research.

• Limitation

• Scope

• Boundary

• Margin

It covers the general research boundaries, which include population, duration, location, ideas, theories, and methods.

• Scope

• Limitations

• Participants

Example of this are language barriers, time constraints, biases, and financial or budgetary limitations.

• Floor

• Limitations

• Scope

• Boundary

These are uncontrollable factors that can affect the conduct of research.

• Research

• Limitation

• Boundary

• Scope