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1 WHY RPW?

2 OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE

3 SOURCES OF RESEARCH QUESTIONS Primary research (printed, electronic) Secondary: Books Position papers Literature Reviews Reference books / Bibliographies

4 RESEARCH DESIGNS BASIC APPLIED EXPLORATORYCONFIRMATORY QUALITATIVEQUANTITATIVE

5 MAIN PARTS IN A RESEARCH ARTICLE TITLE ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION METHODOLOGY RESULTS DISCUSSION / CONCLUSION REFERENCES

6 THE INTRODUCTION RESEARCH PROBLEM RESEARCH QUESTIONS / HYPOTHESES LITERATURE REVIEW OPERATIONAL DEFINITIONS

7 METHODOLOGY SAMPLE: SIZE CHARACTERISTICS Rationale for selection DATA COLLECTION PROCEDURES TRIANGULATION OF METHODS

8 RESULTS PERCENTAGES STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE P<.01 P<.05 PRACTICAL SIGNIFICANCE

9 DISCUSSION / CONCLUSION INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH

10 REFERENCES AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (APA)

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