POSSIBLE QUESTIONS FOR ORAL DEFENSE (QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH)

1. What is your research all about?

2. How can your research be used in practice?

3. What would you change if you were to do the study again?

4. What motivated and inspired you to carry out this research?

5. What are the strongest/weakest parts of your work?

6. How did you gather data that supports your claim?

7. What's original about your work?

8. What problems did you encounter during the conduct of your study?

9. What are the objectives of your study?

10. Why did you decide to undertake this specific project?

11. Why is the problem you have tackled worth tackling?

12. How did your research-questions emerge?

13. Why are your research questions interesting or important?

14. In what way is your research beneficial to students?

15. What were the crucial research decisions you made?

16. How did you deal with the ethical and legal issues of your study?

17. Who has had the strongest influence in the development of your subject area in theory
and practice?

18. What research problem is being focused in your study?

19. What statistics is employed in your research study?

20. State your null hypothesis.

21. After applying your statistics, is your null hypothesis rejected or accepted? Why do you
say so?

22. If your null hypothesis is rejected, what does it imply?

23. If your null hypothesis is accepted, what does it imply?

24. How did you determine your respondents?

25. Summarize your key findings.

26. What are your suggestions to solve the problem mentioned in your research paper?

Prepared by:

NIÑA BONITA G. GARCIA

Practical Research 2 Mentor