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PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1
Semester I/II – Week 2
Qualitative and Quantitative
Research and the Kinds of
Research Across Fields

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Directions: These questions will help you think about the lesson you are about to learn.
Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided before the number.

_______1. What are the two types of research according to data?

A. Descriptive, Correlational, Causal-Comparative/Quasi-Experimental, and
Experimental Research
B. Experimental and Non-experimental Research
C. Pure Basic, Use-inspired Basic, and Pure Applied Research
D. Qualitative and Quantitative Research

_______2. Which of the following is TRUE about qualitative and quantitative research?
I – In qualitative research, researcher’s involvement with the object or
subject of the study is subjective; sometimes personally engaged.
II – Qualitative research involves expression of data, data analysis, and
findings through numerals, statistics.

A. the first statement is correct while the second one is not

B. the second statement is correct while the first one is not
C. the two statements are both correct
D. the two statements are both incorrect

_______3. Which of the following is the expression of data, data analysis, and findings for
Qualitative Research?
I – Words
II – Statistics
III – Numerals
IV – Visuals
V – Objects
A. I, IV, and V only C. I, II, and IV only
B. I, III, and IV only D. II, III, and V only

_______4. Teacher Ardel asked you to make qualitative observations about the device you’re
using during discussions, which group of words may be used?
A. Has a 720p resolution, 8MP camera, 64 GB microSD slot capacity.
B. Has a mass of 0.5 kg, 12 in. diameter, and 6.0 mm in thickness.
C. Has an Ocean Blue color on the back, smooth glass front, plastic frame
D. Has a Quad-core processor, 1GHz all cores, 6,000 mAh battery

_______5. He also asked you to explain the difference between quantitative and qualitative
observations. Which statement is correct?
A. Quantitative observations use numerical values, qualitative uses the senses.
B. Quantitative observations use colors, qualitative uses numerical values.
C. Quantitative observations use measurement, qualitative uses numerical
values.
D. Quantitative observations use colors, qualitative uses the senses.

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 _______6. Which of the following studies is appropriate for Social Science Research?
A. Botanical observations from a threatened riverine lowland forest in
Aborlan, Palawan, Philippines (Beijnen and Jose, 2020)
B. Research instruction among secondary schools implementing Science,
Technology and Engineering (STE) Program in MIMAROPA Region
(Formalejo and Ramirez, 2017)
C. Voluntary community and civic engagement activities of the youth of
Puerto Princesa City: Impact on their civic attitude and behavior
(Salvador, 2012)
D. Implementing acquisition of digital images in Microsoft Programming
Platforms with WIA (Caabay, 2012)

_______7. Which of the following studies is NOT appropriate for Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) Research?
A. Google classroom as a mathematics learning space: potentials and
challenges (Abidin, 2020)
B. COVID-19 transforms health care through telemedicine: Evidence from
the field (Mann, et, al., 2020)
C. Disaster awareness in three low risk coastal communities in Puerto
Princesa City, Palawan, Philippines (Valenzuela, et, al., 2020)
D. Digital Libraries in the Developing Countries: Issues and Challenges
(Sheikh, 2019)

_______8. Which of the following is TRUE about Research on Fisheries?

I – Fisheries dealt with resources to provide food, protection and
maintenance of different bodies of water for sustainable supply
of aquatic resources.
II – Fisheries may deal on studies in the innovation of aquaponics
system.
E. the first statement is correct while the second is not
F. the second statement is correct while the first is not
G. the two statements are both correct
H. the two statements are both incorrect

_______9. Which of the following is TRUE about Sports Research?

I – Sports Research is intended for athletes to endure their health
and wellness goals through proven high-quality products.
II – It helps the coaches and athletes to access information and apply
it to develop programs and techniques in sports.
A. the first statement is correct while the second is not
B. the second statement is correct while the first is not
C. the two statements are both correct
D. the two statements are both incorrect

_______10. Which of these is an example of Pure or Basic Research?

A. Antibacterial activity of Mararing (Xantophyllum amoenum) fruit extracts
on Escherichia coli
B. Effect of Green Leaves as Nitrogen Fertilizers on Growth of Selected
Vegetables
C. ‘Karaw Banana’ Musa acuminata (AAA group) peels as potential feed
ingredients for Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)
D. Parenting Needs, Goals, and Strategies of Frontliners with Children

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 Lesson 1
Qualitative and Quantitative
Research
MELC: The learner differentiates quantitative from qualitative research CS_RS11-IIIa-4
Objectives:
1. Define qualitative and quantitative research
2. Differentiate quantitative from qualitative research according to their characteristics,
strengths, weaknesses, and kinds
3. Distinguish qualitative and quantitative researches

Let’s Explore and Discover

Quantitative and qualitative, the two broad methodologies

Unlocking of of research, will be primarily discussed and differentiated
Difficulties according to their kinds, features, strengths, and weaknesses.
• Qualitative data are These are complementary to each other that you can combine
non-numerical data into a single research study to get results that are both
(e.g., text, video, or profound and wide-reaching.
audio) used to
To get the best results from these methods, we need to
understand concepts,
completely understand their differences and similarities. In
opinions, or
experiences. this lesson, you will be able to fully understand quantitative
• Quantitative Data are and qualitative research, their likeness, and contrasts, and
numerical data (e.g., provide examples of these methods.
measurements, graphs,
statistics, or just In research, we are using tons of data and these are
numbers) used to find divided into two types: first is the qualitative data which are a
patterns and averages, type of data that consist of descriptive statements, usually
make predictions, test text-based and gathered through interviews, written
causal relationships, documentations, and observations while the second type,
and generalize results quantitative data, are numerical-based data that can be
to wider populations. measured and expressed numerically, and usually collected
using surveys, experiments, and even interviews.


Blue

 Agree

QUALITATIVE VS QUANTITATIVE

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Types of Research According to Data

Research can be divided into several approaches (case study, ethnographic study,
experimental research, action research, and participatory research) and broad categories
(types of research according to data, purpose, and application). In this module, our focus
will be on the types of research according to data, which are qualitative and quantitative
research. Both are branched out from different philosophical assumptions that make
researchers look at problems differently and adapt a better analyzation of the gathered data.

Qualitative research is based on an approach in which researchers see the world

around them as an interconnected network that highlights social reality as what people
EXPERIENCE, how they do, and perform as well as think and feel. On the other hand,
Quantitative research is directly connected with research in the field of mathematics,
natural and physical science, and other numerical data-based fields.

These days, new methodologies are arising that result in the combination of both
quantitative and qualitative methods in the same study that provide a more complete
explanation of research results and findings compared to methodologies using one method
alone.

Qualitative Research

Qualitative research is mainly an exploratory research that is used to give an in-depth

understanding to underlying reasons, opinions, and motivations such as in ethnography,
phenomenology, narrative, grounded theory, historical researches, and case study. The
sample size of this type is typically small and more flexible because it allows more
naturalness and adjustment on the interaction between the researcher and participant. It
deals with techniques, designs, and measures that do not result to discrete numerical data
and involves extensive narrative data to gain insights into phenomena.

Note that a qualitative research seeks out to gather, integrate, and present data from a
variety of sources of evidence.

Quantitative Research

Quantitative research is more often related with hard data and includes designs,
techniques, and measures that produce numerical data where analysis of it, is mostly
STATISTICAL. Remember that this type of research is not limited to mathematics and
commonly used to quantify the results or to put numerical equivalents. Studies of this kind
of research include experimental and non-experimental/descriptive researches (correlation,
survey, normative, causal-comparative, evaluative, and methodological).
It is frequently used to quantify the problem by generating numerical data that can be
transformed into usable statistics. It can quantify attitudes, behaviors, opinions, and other
defined variable that can be generalized, and results from a large sample of populations.

(Source: Raimo Streefkerk, “Qualitative vs. quantitative research.” Published on

April 12, 2019. Revised on June 19, 2020, https://-
www.scribbr.com/methodology/qualitative-quantitative-research/)

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Characteristics, Strengths and Weaknesses of Qualitative and Quantitative Research

Qualitative Research Quantitative Research

Characteristics • Non-numerical data
• Deals with experiences,
cultures, and attributes
Strengths • Data is more refined
• Detailed information
• Multiple selection of methods
in gathering data
• Usually cost efficient
• More complex aspects of a
person’s experience to be
studied
• Participants are able to
provide data on their own
words and ways
Weaknesses • Misinterpreted conclusions
• Time consuming
• Difficult to analyze
• Limited resources
• Systematic
• Numerical Data
• Empirical
• More accurate than
qualitative
• Easy to be generalized
• Data is precise, consistent
and reliable
• Related secondary data are
sometimes not available
• Difficult to understand
background of a phenomenon
• A large number of samples are
needed for more accurate
results

(Source: Jeffrey M. Sta. Ines PhD, “Qualitative VS Quantitative Research.”

National Training Workshop on Practical Research 1 and 2, Puerto
Princesa City, May 25 - 27, 2018.)

Qualitative Research vs. Quantitative Research

The table below shows the similarities and differences between qualitative and
quantitative research according to the different criteria.

Criteria Qualitative Research Quantitative Research

To test hypotheses, look at
To understand and interpret
Purpose cause and effect, and make
social interactions
predictions
Most Common
Explore, discover, and Describe, explain, and
Research
construct predict
Objectives
Smaller and not randomly
Group Studied Larger and randomly selected
selected
More inclined to purposive
Sampling sampling or use of chosen Random sampling
technique samples based on some (most preferred)
criteria
Study of the whole, not
Variables Specific variables studied
variables
Plans for all research aspects
Gradually proceeds while the
Research plan is expected before collecting
research is being conducted
data
Collected words, images, or
Type of Data Numbers and statistics
objects
Collected Qualitative data
Quantitative data based on
Form of Data such as open-ended
precise measurements using
responses, interviews,
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 participant observations, field
notes, and reflections
Type of Data Identify patterns, features,
Analysis themes
Objectivity and
Subjectivity is expected (can
Subjectivity
be personally engaged)
Researcher and their biases
may be known to participants
Role of
in the study, and participant
Researcher
characteristics may be known
to the researcher
Particular or specialized
Results findings that is less
generalizable
Wide-angle lens; examines the
Focus breadth and depth of
phenomena
Multiple Methods (Exploratory
Obtaining or bottom—up: the researcher
Knowledge/ generates a new hypothesis
Method and theory from the data
collected)
Dynamic, situational, social,
View of Human and personal (Wants to
Behavior preserve the natural setting of
research features)
Nature of Study behavior in a natural
Observation environment
Nature of
Multiple realities; subjective
Reality
Narrative report with
contextual description and
Final Report
direct quotations from
research participants
structured and validated
data-collection instruments
Identify statistical
relationships
Objectivity is critical (must
have least involvement of the
researcher)
Researcher and their biases
are not known to participants
in the study, and participant
characteristics are
deliberately hidden from the
researcher (double blind
studies)
Generalizable findings that
can be applied to other
populations
Narrow-angle lens; tests
specific hypotheses
Scientific Method
(Confirmatory or top-down:
the researcher tests the
hypothesis and theory with
the data)
Regular and predictable
(Manipulation of research
conditions by the researcher)
Study behavior under
controlled conditions; isolate
causal effects
Single reality; objective
Statistical report with
correlations, comparisons of
means, and statistical
significance of findings

(Sources: Marilyn Lichtman, Qualitative research in education: A user’s

guide. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2006, 7-8; and
R. Burke Johnson and Larry Christensen, Educational research:
Quantitative, qualitative, and mixed approaches. Thousand Oaks, CA:
Sage Publications, 2008, 34)

Now that you have examined and compared qualitative and quantitative research in
different criteria, both have similarities in terms of the new knowledge created by empirical
data through observing phenomena or inferencing by observation of what people do or say in
a given setting; and the universality of ideas in finding meaning for the research results
beyond a particular study.

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 Let’s Practice

Directions: Write QUALITATIVE before the number if the statement describes a Qualitative
Research and write QUANTITATIVE if the statement describes a Quantitative Research.

______________1. It tends to be associated with developing research design, using a wide

range of approaches.
______________2. Data are in the form of numbers and statistics, often arranged in
tables, charts, figures, or other non-textual forms.
______________3. Emphasis is on discovery rather than proof.
______________4. Researcher has a clearly defined research question to which objective
answers are sought.
______________5. It tends to be associated with small-scale studies and a holistic point
of view, often studying a single occurrence or small number of
occurrences/case studies in great depth.

Directions: Read the following statements carefully. Answer FACT if the statement is
correct, BLUFF if it is not. Write your answers on the blank before each number.

_____ 1. Quantitative research generally uses smaller numbers of participants than

quantitative research.

_____ 2. Quantitative research uses statistical analysis to prove or disprove a hypothesis

based on theory or previous studies
_____ 3. Both qualitative and quantitative research depend on analyzing data, but
qualitative research depends more on the researcher's own interpretation.
_____ 4. Consistency of data collection and analysis by a neutral, unknowing party is a
defining characteristic of good quantitative research.
_____ 5. Reliability of data can be verified through statistical analysis or verifying with
participants themselves, depending on the methods used.

Thoughts to Ponder: How does distinguishing qualitative research and quantitative

research help you in deciding your research topic?

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 Let’s Do More

Directions: Distinguish Qualitative and Qualitative Researches below by checking () the
appropriate box.
QUALITATIVE QUANTITATIVE
1. An advertising artist conducted a survey with open-
ended responses to the executives in his company on
their insights of using 3D integrated holographic
system.
2. A group of make-up artists conducted a study on how
many teenage girls preferred to use pressed powder
and loose powder.
3. A culinary expert reached out to prominent family
cooks in Maruyogon, Puerto Princesa City to explore
their family’s heritage recipes.
4. A police investigator identified the patterns and
themes arise from the responses of the human
trafficking victims.
5. An engineer planned all research aspects that are
expected in his tile crusher project such as
requirements gathering and designing before the
fabrication and the tests.

Directions: Complete the Venn diagram below by writing down differences and similarities
of Qualitative and Quantitative Research.

QUALITATIVE QUANTITATIVE
RESEARCH RESEARCH

SIMILARITIES

Thoughts to Ponder: What is the importance of learning the characteristics, weaknesses,

and strengths of the qualitative and quantitative research?

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 Let’s Sum It Up
Directions: Complete the following phrases. Write your answers on the spaces provided.

The Topic was about

It Matters because

I’ve Learned today that

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 Lesson 2

The Kinds of Research Across Fields

MELC: The learner provides examples of research in areas of interest (arts, humanities,
sports, science, business, agriculture and fisheries, information and communication
technology, and social inquiry) CS_RS11-IIIa-5
Objectives:
1. Identify the kinds of research across fields
2. Describe the types of research according to application
3. Classify examples of research studies according to its area of interest
4. Identify field applications of research based on career path
5. Provide examples of research in areas of interest and their contribution

Let’s Explore and Discover

Research has various applications in different fields and
Unlocking of industries. As a student, developing an interest in different kinds of
Difficulties research will help you appreciate styles of looking into topics that
can affect your personality or your life in many other ways. If you
• Field of Interest
are very much interested on a topic you are studying, you will enjoy
- a special
reading and learning about it. To clearly define the types of research
subject of study,
line of work, skill, in areas of interest you want to get into, you have to focus your
or the like on scientific skills, your passion, and ideas. It will support you to
which one associate to your career path. The examples of research in areas of
concentrates. interest will lead you to choose specific topic of your research study
which you will be exploring to create new knowledge.

At the end of this lesson, you will have at least a good grasp of
what kind of research and topics may help charting your future career.
The quest of man to discover the unknown, understand
phenomena, and improve underlying conditions is undeniable.
Throughout history, research has paved the way to finding
meaningful solutions to difficulties in different industries and areas
of interest. Let’s find out the fields where research made countless
contributions.

Types of Research according to Application

In the previous lesson, you have learned the types of research according to data, namely
Qualitative and Quantitative Research. In this module, we will explore the application of
research in various field of interests in which researches are inspired by their quest for
understanding and consideration of use.

1. Pure or Basic Research. It aimed at gaining a better understanding of a subject,

phenomenon, or basic law of nature. This type of research is primarily focused on
the advancement of knowledge rather than solving a specific problem. Typically,
basic research can be exploratory, descriptive, or explanatory. Examples of basic
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 research can be seen in medicine, education, psychology, technology, to mention but
a few:
Example:
• How do teaching methods affect student's concentration in class?
• A research to determine the chemical composition of organic molecules.
• To what extent do gender stereotypes trigger depression?
• An investigation into the symptoms of Coronavirus.

2. Applied Research. It is concerned with solving practical problems using scientific

methods. It is typically a follow-up research design that further investigates the
findings of pure or basic research to validate these findings and apply them to create
innovative solutions. Examples of applied research can be seen in medicine,
education, business, engineering, psychology, and health.
Example:
• Applied research to improve workplace efficiency and organizational policies.
• A study into the way to improve a school's readiness for its students.
• Applied research to improve agricultural crop production.
• Investigating factors that improve worker's productivity.
• An investigation to identify the side effects of using a particular drug.
There are 3 types of applied research: Evaluation research, Research and
Development, and Action Research.
➢ Evaluation Research analyses existing information about a research subject
to arrive at objective research outcomes or reach informed decisions. This type
of applied research is mostly applied in business contexts, for example, an
organization may adopt evaluation research to determine how to cut down
overhead costs.

➢ Research and Development is focused on developing new products and

services based on the needs of target markets. It focuses on gathering
information about marketing needs and finding ways to improve on an existing
product or create new products that satisfy the identified needs.
➢ Action Research is set on providing practical solutions to specific business
problems by pointing the business in the right directions. Typically, action
research is a process of reflective inquiry that is limited to specific contexts
and situational in nature.

(Source: Formplus Blog, “What is Pure or Basic Research? + [Examples & Method].” May 7, 2020,
https://www.formpl.us/blog/basic-research#:~:text=Basic%20research%20is%20a%20type,
than%20solving%20a%20specific%20problem.)

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Kinds of Research across Fields

Research has brought various fields and industries to improve communities and
economic status such as in Business. An entrepreneur - researcher who conducts research
with return on investment (ROI) will find ways to make his research profitable. For instance,
the owners of Palaweño Brewery conducted a preliminary experimental research on craft
beers and its marketing. The Palaweño Brewery started small scale in Puerto Princesa City
and has now grown and expanded through concessionaires in various cities in the
Philippines and abroad. From the humble beginnings the owner-researchers rose to success
through acceptable, salable, and profitable research output.

Just as how useful research is in the business industry, research has contributed
big in other fields:

Areas of Interest Example of Studies

Agri-fishery Research
Agriculture is the backbone of the
economic system providing food, raw 1. Green Space in School: Social and
materials, and employment Environment Perspective
opportunities. It improves productivity 2. Urban Gardening as a Source of
and quality of crops irrigation, storage Well-Being
methods, effective farm management and
marketing of agricultural resources.

On the other hand, Fisheries dealt with 3. Finding a Future: Sustaining

resources to provide food, protection, and Inland Fishery
maintenance of different bodies of water 4. Fishing for Change: Fishery Policy
for sustainable supply of aquatic in the Philippines
resources.

Arts-Based Research
1. Babaylan Dance Ethnochoreology:
It uses artistic forms and expressions
The Dance, Movement, and
such as in visual arts, sound arts, literary
Culture of a Batak Tribal Dance
arts, performing arts and new media to
2. Weaving patterns and techniques of
explore, understand, represent, and even
the weavers in Binuatan Creations
challenge human experiences.

Business Research
Acquires information in business to 1. Developing a Framework for Small
maximize the sales and profit. It aids Scale Business in the Pandemic
business companies to regulate which 2. Business Practices and Strategies of
product or service is most profitable or in Small Enterprises at Banua Mall
demand.

1. Values Education in the Public

Educational Research
Schools: Practices and Challenges
Deals with a variety of methods and
2. Palawan Indigenous Dances: Bases
various aspects of education including
for Integration of Teaching
student learning, teaching methods,
Materials for K to 12 Curriculum
teacher training, & classroom dynamics.
(Perez and Dela Rosa, 2015)

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 1. The Role of ICT in the New Normal
Information and Communication
Education
Technology (ICT) Research
2. Khan Academy app as
Aims to adapt the current technology
supplemental instruction: A
advancement that enhances development
controlled study of a computer-
of resources.
based mathematics intervention

Mathematics Research
1. Student Difficulties in General
Provides mathematics mastery topics and
Mathematics: Remediation and
helps develops confidence and interest to
Interventions
solve more mathematical problems.
2. A Systemic Approach to Changing
Classroom Practices for Enhancing
It may also assist to find new methods to
Mathematics Outcomes
simplify calculations.

1. Culinary Practices of Homegrown

Research in Home Economics
deals with technologies, practices and
methods in home economics, food
studies, health and human development,
product design and technology and
hospitality.
Cooks and Chefs in Contemporary
Philippine Cuisine of Heirloom
Recipes of Palawan
2. Local people's perception on the
impacts and importance of
ecotourism in Sabang, Palawan,
Philippines (Jalani, 2012)

Research in Humanities
1. Children In-Conflict with the Law: A
Deals with human culture such as
Resolution and Intervention
philosophy, religion, literature,
2. The Cause of Extinction of
linguistics, and history
Tagbanwa Writing in Bgy.
It includes ancient and modern
Cabigaan, Aborlan, Palawan
languages, human geography, laws,
(Gonzales, 2015)
politics, and other social sciences.

Research in Industrial Arts 1. Developing a technical and

Deals with development and fabrication of
objects in wood or metal using a variety of
hand, power, or machine tools.
It may also include engine repair and
automobile maintenance.
maintenance plan for fire alarms in
Malls
2. Requirements gathering and
acceptability of materials in
fabrication of devices

1. Qualitative Phytochemical
Science Research
Screening of Ethanolic Leaf
Discovers laws, postulates theories that
Extracts of ‘Marang’ Artocarpus
can explain natural or social phenomena.
odoratissimus Blanco, Fl. Filip.
Applies systematic and constructed
(1837)
scientific method to obtain, analyze and
2. Physical and Chemical Water
interpret data.
Quality Assessment of Samples
A strong and testable hypothesis is the
from selected water sources in Sitio
fundamental part of the scientific
Unang Lahi, Sta. Lourdes, Puerto
research.
Princesa City

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 1. Implementation of Enhanced
Social Science Research
Community Quarantine in Low Risk
Finds solutions for human behavior and
Areas of Puerto Princesa City
gathering information about people and
2. The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic
societies.
on Employment Opportunities

Sports Research
Intended for athletes to endure their 1. Engagement in sports activities after
health and wellness goals through proven school: Quality of experience from
high-quality products. the perspective of athletes
It helps the coaches and athletes to 2. Sports and Fitness Support on
access information and apply it to develop Students in Public Schools
programs and techniques in sports.

(Source: Samsudin N. Abdullah PhD, “Practical Research 1: Qualitative

Research.” 2018, http://www.academia.edu./ppt.)

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 Let’s Practice

Part I. Directions: Write BASIC before the number if the statement describes Pure or
Basic Research and write APPLIED if the statement describes Applied Research.
______________1. It aims at gaining a better understanding of a subject, phenomenon, or
basic law of nature.
______________2. It validates fundamental findings and apply them to create innovative
solutions.
______________3. It solves practical problems using scientific methods.
______________4. This can be exploratory, descriptive, or explanatory.
______________5. It is typically a follow-up research design that further investigates the
theoretical findings.
Part II. Directions: Write BASIC before the number if the research topic is Pure or Basic
Research and write APPLIED if the research topic is Applied Research.

______________1. The Role of ICT in the New Normal Education

______________2. Heirloom Recipes of Cooks in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
______________3. An investigation to identify the healing properties of a specific herb.
______________4. A study into the way to improve teacher-learner classroom engagements.
______________5. A study to build students' interests in Mathematics.

Directions: Listed in Column A are the important inventions, innovations, or discoveries in

history. Identify which field in Column B do these discoveries have great importance.
Column A Column B
_______1. Aquaponics system A. Agriculture and Fisheries
_______2. COVID-19 Swab Test B. Natural and Physical Science
_______3. Teleconferencing C. Business
_______4. Luminous Paint D. Information & Communications Technology
_______5. Cloud-Based Accounting E. Arts
_______6. Ultimate Frisbee F. Education
_______7. Distance Learning G. Sports
_______8. Quadratic Formula H. Humanities and Social Science
I. Mathematics

Thoughts to Ponder: How important research is in your future career based on the
research fields and samples presented?

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 Let’s Do More

Directions: For the following research titles, identify from which field it belongs to by
choosing your answers from the box below. Write only the letter as your answer on the
space provided before each number.

A. Science Research F. Humanities Research

B. Fisheries research G. Agriculture Research
C. Information & Communications H. Sports Research
Technology Research I. Mathematics Research
D. Arts Based Research J. Social Science Research
E. Business Research

_______1. Effect of Classroom Designing in the Classroom Environment

_______2. Effect of Green Leaves as Nitrogen Fertilizers on Growth of Selected
Vegetables
_______3. Parenting Needs, Goals, and Strategies of Frontliners with Children
_______4. ‘Karaw Banana’ Musa acuminata (AAA group) peels as potential feed
ingredients for Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)
_______5. The Role of Computers in Digital Health Indicators
_______6. Financial Attitude and Practices of Single Parents
_______7. Documentation of Cuyonon Myths, Legends, and Folktales
_______8. Students’ Misconceptions in Calculus
_______9. Antibacterial activity of Mararing (Xantophyllum amoenum) fruit
extracts on Escherichia coli
_______10. The Influence of Sports Activities on Learners Efficiency in Academics

Directions: Provide examples of research in at least two areas of interest and indicate its
contribution to the development of knowledge in the field. Write your answers on the boxes
provided on the next page.

Field Title, Author/s, Year published Contribution

Example:
Education The Better You Feel the Better You Finds a way to improve
Learn: Do Warm Colours and learning through colors
Rounded Shapes Enhance Learning and shapes.
Outcome in Multimedia Learning?
Munchow, H, Mengelkamp, C,
Bannert, M. (2017)

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Thoughts to Ponder: Is it possible that other fields of interests can do a collaborative

research with your chosen field? How?

Let’s Sum It Up
Directions: Complete the following phrases. Write your answers on the spaces provided.

The Topic was about

It Matters because

I’ve Learned today that

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Directions: Think and reflect on the new knowledge, skills, and attitude that you have
acquired in your activities in CLAS 2 (Week 2). What were your problems encountered in
each lesson? How did you overcome these problems? Write your reflection-answers for week
1 on the spaces provided.

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Let’s Assess
Directions: Read each question carefully. Write the letter of the correct answer on the
space provided before the number.

_______1. Which of the following is the expression of data, data analysis, and findings for
Qualitative Research?
I – Words
II – Statistics
III – Numerals
IV – Visuals
V – Objects
A. I, IV, and V only C. I, II, and IV only
B. I, III, and IV only D. II, III, and V only

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_______2. What are the two types of research according to data?
A. Descriptive, Correlational, Causal-Comparative/Quasi-Experimental, and
Experimental Research
B. Experimental and Non-experimental Research
C. Pure Basic, Use-inspired Basic, and Pure Applied Research
D. Qualitative and Quantitative Research

_______3. Which of the following is TRUE about qualitative and quantitative research?
I – In qualitative research, researcher’s involvement with the object or
subject of the study is subjective; sometimes personally engaged.
II – Qualitative research involves expression of data, data analysis, and
findings through numerals, statistics.

A. the first statement is correct while the second one is not

B. the second statement is correct while the first one is not
C. the two statements are both correct
D. the two statements are both incorrect

_______4. Teacher Ardel asked you to make qualitative observations about the device you’re
using during discussions, which group of words may be used?
A. Has a 720p resolution, 8MP camera, 64 GB microSD slot capacity.
B. Has a mass of 0.5 kg, 12 in. diameter, and 6.0 mm in thickness.
C. Has an Ocean Blue color on the back, smooth glass front, plastic frame
D. Has a Quad-core processor, 1GHz all cores, 6,000 mAh battery

_______5. He also asked you to explain the difference between quantitative and qualitative
observations. Which statement is correct?
A. Quantitative observations use numerical values, qualitative uses the senses.
B. Quantitative observations use colors, qualitative uses numerical values.
C. Quantitative observations use measurement, qualitative uses numerical
values.
D. Quantitative observations use colors, qualitative uses the senses.

_______6. Which of the following is TRUE about Research on Fisheries?

I – Fisheries dealt with resources to provide food, protection and
maintenance of different bodies of water for sustainable supply
of aquatic resources.
II – Fisheries may deal on studies in the innovation of aquaponics
system.
A. the first statement is correct while the second is not
B. the second statement is correct while the first is not
C. the two statements are both correct
D. the two statements are both incorrect

_______7. Which of the following is TRUE about Sports Research?

I – Sports Research is intended for athletes to endure their health
and wellness goals through proven high-quality products.
II – It helps the coaches and athletes to access information and apply
it to develop programs and techniques in sports.
A. the first statement is correct while the second is not
B. the second statement is correct while the first is not
C. the two statements are both correct
D. the two statements are both incorrect

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 _______8. Which of these is an example of Pure or Basic Research?
A. Antibacterial activity of Mararing (Xantophyllum amoenum) fruit
extracts on Escherichia coli
B. Effect of Green Leaves as Nitrogen Fertilizers on Growth of Selected
Vegetables
C. ‘Karaw Banana’ Musa acuminata (AAA group) peels as potential feed
ingredients for Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)
D. Parenting Needs, Goals, and Strategies of Frontliners with Children

_______9. Which of the following studies is appropriate for Social Science Research?
A. Botanical observations from a threatened riverine lowland forest in
Aborlan, Palawan, Philippines (Beijnen and Jose, 2020)
B. Research instruction among secondary schools implementing Science,
Technology and Engineering (STE) Program in MIMAROPA Region
(Formalejo and Ramirez, 2017)
C. Voluntary community and civic engagement activities of the youth of
Puerto Princesa City: Impact on their civic attitude and behavior (Salvador,
2012)
D. Implementing acquisition of digital images in Microsoft Programming
Platforms with WIA (Caabay, 2012)

_______10. Which of the following studies is NOT appropriate for Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) Research?
A. Google classroom as a mathematics learning space: potentials and
challenges (Abidin, 2020)
B. COVID-19 transforms health care through telemedicine: Evidence from
the field (Mann, et, al., 2020)
C. Disaster awareness in three low risk coastal communities in Puerto
Princesa City, Palawan, Philippines (Valenzuela, et, al., 2020)
D. Digital Libraries in the Developing Countries: Issues and Challenges
(Sheikh, 2019)

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 Answer Key
Let’s Practice – Lesson 1 Let’s Do More
Let’s Try
1. D 6. C Activity 1 Activity 2
2. A 7. C 1. Qualitative 1. BLUFF 1. Qualitative
2. Quantitative 2. FACT 2. Quantitative
3. A 8. C
3. Qualitative 3. FACT
4. C 9. C 3. Qualitative
4. Quantitative 4. FACT
5. A 10.D 4. Qualitative
5. Qualitative 5. FACT
5. Quantitative

Let’s Practice
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Let’s Sum It Up
– Lesson 2
Answers may
Activity 1
vary Part I Part II
1.Basic 6.Basic
2. Applied 7.Basic
3. Applied 8.Applied
4. Basic 9.Applied
5. Applied 10.Applied

Activity 2 Let’s Do More – Lesson 2 Let’s Sum It Up

1. A 6. G \

2. B 7. F 1. D 6. E Answers may
3. D 8. I 2. G 7. F Answers may vary vary
on the field, research
4. E 3. J 8. I
titles and
5. C 4. B 9. A contributions
5. C 10. H

Let’s Assess
6 1. A 2. D 3. A 4. C 5. A 6. C 7. C 8. D 9. C 10. C

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