Unit 3: Constructing a Research Framework

Lesson 4
Identifying the Significance of
Quantitative Research

Practical Research 2
Senior High School Applied - Academic
How can
your study
help other
people?

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Learning
Objective
Cite the benefits and beneficiaries
At the end of the of your study.
lesson, you should be
able to do the
following:

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What are the benefits stakeholders will gain
in your study?

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How do you identify the stakeholders in your
research?

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 Stakeholders

Stakeholders are individuals, people, groups, and

organizations who are affected by the outcomes
of your study.

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 Stakeholders

They can either receive positive effects

(benefits) or negative effects from the output
of your study.

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Did you know?

Research participants are not

necessarily considered as
stakeholders themselves, but
they can be a part of
stakeholders in your study.

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 Research Topic:
Examples Effects of Perceptions of SHS
of Effects of Students on Inclusive Education
the Output
of a Study Stakeholder:
Students

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Examples
Benefit (Positive Effect):
of Effects of
More awareness about acceptance
the Output
of inclusive education program
of a Study

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Examples Negative Effect:
of Effects of Some students might want all
the Output students with special needs to be
of a Study with them in the classroom.

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Do you need to provide a solution
to lessen or eliminate the
negative effects of your output on
the stakeholders?

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 Benefits and Beneficiaries

Benefits are the positive effects of the output

of your study.

Beneficiaries are the recipients of the

benefits of your study.

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 Research Topic
Awareness on Effects of Mobile
Phone Radiation on Health
Example of
Beneficiaries
Beneficiaries
and Benefits
Mobile Phone Users
Parents
Community

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Did you know?

The true aim of research is to

help people, the community, and
society through innovations.

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 1. What are the positive and
negative effects that they will
receive from your study?
Practice
2. How can you lessen or
eliminate the negative impact
as a researcher?

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 Quick Check

1. Who are stakeholders in research?

2. What is the difference between beneficiary
and stakeholder?

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 Quick Check

Customer Satisfaction of Selected Makati City

Residents on Four Major Internet Service
Providers (ISPs): A Comparative Study

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 Wrap Up
Significance of the Study is an essential
section of your Introduction that lists down
the different stakeholders and beneficiaries
of the study and how they benefit from it.

Stakeholders are groups, organizations, or

individuals that are either positively or
negatively affected by the output of the
study.
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 Wrap Up

Beneficiaries are those individuals who

are positively impacted by the study.

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Leary, Mark R. Introduction to Behavioral Research Methods. 6th ed. New Jersey: Pearson, 2012.

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 Bibliography

Reed, Mark, and Lausevic, Radoje. Who will benefit from your research and who will block it?
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Regionel, Patrick. “Two Tips on How to Write the Significance of the Study. SimplyEducate.Me (Blog). February
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