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The Problem and Its Setting Chapter 1 The Problem and Its Setting

Introduction General Info Role in Society Reason for interest

Background Inc. in the intro History of Topic, Subjects/specimen of study

Setting of the Study Location of the study Map

Theoretical Framework Theoretical Basis Proponent Illustration of Theory

Conceptual Framework Process undertaken Paradigm Input Process Output

Statement of the Problem Broad Statement Specific Questions Logical order Avoid yes/no questions ? ???

Assumptions Conditions based on factors beyond control

Hypotheses Intelligent guesses before a conclusion if made Correlations, comparisons Null and alternate forms

Significance of the Study Importance to intended readers Who will benefit? How will they benefit? Specifically addressed to recipients

Scope, Delimitation, Limitations Coverage and parameters Constraints

Definition of Terms Jargons, newly invented Contextual, operational