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Independent variable:
Control variable:
Example: You are studying how salt affects
boiling temperature.
Possible set-up:
Dependent variable:
Independent variable:
Control variable:
NOTE:
Variables in Experiments— Experiments demand control.
If more than one variable changes at a time, the cause
and effect is unclear.
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As soon as your
proposal is approved you
can now start investigating.
Your procedure will be your
guide. Keep tract of all your
observations and data by
placing them on a table.
Document also your works
by photographs, videos,
etc.
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Chapter I
Introduction
I. Introduction
II. Statement of the problem
III. Significance of the
Study
IV.Scope and Limitations
V. Definition of Terms
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Definition of Terms
The Definition of Terms has
two types: the Dictionary-
derived definitions and the
Operational definitions which
derived from how these terms
were used in your research.
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Related Studies
The Related Studies are
those researches which
may be local and foreign
studies who can attribute to
your research or can
support your investigation
scientifically. Footnoting is
also important on this part.
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Chapter II
Methodology has
several parts namely:
the materials, the
procedure and the
statistical treatment
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Chapter III
Presentation, Analysis and
Interpretation of Data
1. Presentation of Data, Analysis and
Interpretation of Data
The data gathered should be presented
in order to be analyzed. It may be
presented in two forms namely: through
table or graph. You may use both of
them if you want to clearly figure out
your data.
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2. Results
Results show the
findings or outcomes of
your investigation. The
result must be based
according to the
interpreted data.
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Chapter IV
Summary, Conclusion and
Recommendation
1. Summary
The Summary briefly summarizes
your research from Chapter I to
Chapter IV which includes the
research problems, methodology
and findings. It consists of one or
two paragraphs only.
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2. Conclusion
The Conclusion is the direct
statement based on findings
or results. It should answer
your hypothesis and
research problems.
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3. Recommendation
The Recommendation is given
based on your conclusion. You
may give few recommendations
which you think can help the
fellow Science students,
researchers, consumers or the
entire community where people
live in.