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    COMMON WHAT QUESTIONS IN RESEARCH DEFENSE

    1.What are the bases of your recommendation?

    -Depend on the revealed results of your findings.

    -Should not depend on your own opinion you can say “AS WE ALL KNOW”, ACCORDING TO THE DATA
    THAT WE GATHERD “OR “IN OUR ANALYSIS WE FOUND THAT”.

    2.Why did you use qualitative methods?

    -If you want to explore ideas, thoughts, and meanings, use qualitative methods.

    3.Is your research adopted or researcher-made? WHY?

    -You should explain adopt questionnaires from the previous study.

    4.How did you gather your data?

    -What is our research instrument and explain.

    -Sources of data, we use questionnaires.

    5.What are the limitations\ weaknesses in your study?

    -Possible.

    6.How did you formulate your S.O.P.

    (STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM)

    -In general, the statement of the problem was formed or created or crafted to help answer

    the research title. To help answer the goal or objective of the research.

    -Or you can say or use that our statement of the problem was taken from the domains that

    Were presented in the theory that you used, which is relevant I our reseach that we use.

    7.What are the variables in your study?

    -INDEPENDENT VARIABLE-CAUSE,”THE PREVENTIVE DISCIPLINE OF THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL”.

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