Midterm Examination on Research

It provides the goal and reasoning for the study's conduct. (What motivated you to do the research?) Also acts as an introduction.

• Research Methodology
• Literature Review
• Background of the study

• Research Objective and Introduction
• Data Analysis

It is the primary issue that the research is attempting to address. It adheres to the title's formulation and should be consistent with it. It particularly highlights the critical topics that the study must address. It also acts as the questionnaire's foundation.

• Research hypothesis
• Research problem or primary issue.(Statement of the Problem)

• Study methodology
• Data analysis techniques
• Literature review

Answers the question, "Why do the study?" You must determine who will benefit from the research and how they will profit. This should be consistent with the recommendations.

• The general public will profit from the study.
• Only private companies will find value in the study.
• Only researchers will benefit from the study.
• Only students will gain insights from the research.
• All significance of the study (Researchers, policymakers, and practitioners will profit from the study.)

It is the expected outcome of the research.

• Methodology used in the research
• Background information on the research topic
• Assumptions of the study (Expected outcome of the research)

• Summary of the research
• Unrelated findings of the research

To be exact, it establishes the study's coverage and everything that it will not cover.

• Findings of the study
• Scope and Limitations of the study

• Literature review
• Methodology of the study
• Objectives of the study

It defines technical terminology based on their usage in the study, particularly in the title. This seeks to give readers or future researchers with the fundamental terms required to comprehend the study.

• Summary of research findings
• Definition of research methodology
• Explanation of data analysis techniques
• Overview of literature review
• Definition of technical terminology in research.

This is when your note cards will come in handy and will serve as the foundation for your study.

• Review Of Related Literature

• Significance of the Study

• Subjects of the Study

• Description of Research Instrument

• Method of Research

It is the type of research employed in your study. This explains why the approach was chosen for the investigation.

• Method of the research

• Quantitative research
• Mixed methods research
• Experimental research
• Descriptive research

It explains your respondents: who they are, what their demographics are, where they are from, and so on.

• Survey analysis
• Subjects of the Study

• Participant feedback
• Market research
• Data collection methods

It describes your questionnaire as an instrument.

• A questionnaire is a statistical tool.
• A questionnaire is a form of interview.
• A questionnaire is a method of analysis.
• A questionnaire is a type of survey.
• A questionnaire is an instrument for data collection. (Description of the Instrument)