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CHAPTER I OF A
THESIS
Reportedy by:
Jann Enrique L. Moreno
Mervin Carlo B. Alcantara
Introduction
Theoretical and/or Conceptual Framework
Statement of the Problem
Assumption or Hypothesis
Significance or Importance of the Study
Scope and Delimitation of the Study
Definition of Terms
Assertion beginning
Quotation beginning
Question beginning
INTRODUCTION
The existence of an
undesirable condition
which clearly manifests
the need for an
immediate solution
INTRODUCTION
The researcher’s
objective in pursuing the
study, that which
motivated her to make an
inquiry on the problem
INTRODUCTION
The historical
background of the
problem as a jumping for
the researcher’s desire to
pursue the study
INTRODUCTION
The researcher’s desire
to have a deeper
understanding of the
prevailing problem
INTRODUCTION
Any other significant
concept that relates to
the subject of inquiry
whih may add to the
rationale of the study
INTRODUCTION
Points of views which
rationalize the inclusion
of the theory that may be
adopted for the research
theoretical framework
that immediately follows
INTRODUCTION
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
HYPOTHESIS
It should be reasonable
and should clearly
indicate the relationship
between variables
HYPOTHESIS
It should be measurable
HYPOTHESIS
It should follow the
findings of the previous
studies
HYPOTHESIS
TWO TYPES OF
HYPOTHESIS
Null Hypothesis
Alternative Hypothesis
HYPOTHESIS
The Significance of
the Study
This portion of the thesis indicates the importance of the
study to any group which may derive any form of benefits
from the findings of the study.