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CHAPTER TREE

MIXED METHODS THEORY USE

Deductive theory is included

Definition of a theory

A set of constructs made up of propositions that specify the relationship between variables.

QUALITATIVE THEORY USE

Tips for the use of theory in qualitative proposals:

1. Think your theory should be used in the qualitative method 2. identify how to use a theory in the study 3. Find the theory in the proposal with consistent use.

Extensive explanation of behavior and attitudes, constructions and hypotheses.

QUANTITATIVE THEORY USE

variables in quantitative research

Variable: it is a characteristic of an individual that can be measured or observed and varies in what is being studied. Time order: variable that precedes another in time Independent variable: cause, influence or affect results Variables involved: stand between dependent and independent. Moderation variables: variables built by the researcher, multiplying one variable by another to know the impact of both Control variables: have an active role in quantitative studies Confused variables: not seen or measured in a study

CHAPTER TWO

Style Manuals

Create a manuscript with headers, tables, and figures.

Tips for using style manuals:

1. Consider the types of references and pay attention to the format. 2. the headings go on academic paper 3. The boards and figures are different in each style maunal.

Abstracting studies

To get a good summary of your article you need:

1. Mention the problem 2. Easily locate the purpose of the study approach 3. enter the sample information 4. Review the results

The Use of the Literature

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Steps in Conducting a Literature Review

1.Locate and summarize the studies of a topic 2. Identify keywords 3. Search the library for information 4. Collect 50 research reports in books regarding your topic. 5. Design a concept map with all the information 6. Write summary of relevant articles 7. Review and organize literature into concepts

Suggestions for planning a qualitative study, mixed or quantitative methods:

1. Qualitative: Use literature sparingly 2. Use literature in a question 3. Describe the literature in separate sections and compare 4. Mixed Study: Use literature consistently and the most frequent (qualitative or quantitative) approach.

t's an abbreviation of a thesis.

Searching Computerized Databases

Tips for using databases:

1. Use library and online databases 2.Search different databases 3.Use guides to find information 4. Find items close to your topic 5. Use databases that give you access to full-text copies.

THE RESEARCH TOPIC

Select a practical and useful topic to carry out the project. To get a good theme you need to complete this sentence ''My study is about ...'' and have a good time in the library.

Literature review

The results of studies that are related to the study currently being done are shared with the reader

It helps to know if it is worth studying the topic and gives us information on ways in which the researcher can limit the scope of an area.