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    Non-Experimental Terminal Research Report Format (Sample)

    Preliminaries
    1. Research Title: This is the distinctive name given to the study which
    describes the work scope in specific, clear, and concise terms.
    2. Name of Proponent/s: The research proponent may be a faculty, staff,
    or administrator.
    Designation of Faculty Researcher :
    Name of College/Unit :
    Name of Dean/Unit Head :
    3. Address: This refers to the mailing/forwarding address where
    communication to proponent can be facilitated.

    ABSTRACT

    CHAPTER I
    INTRODUCTION

    1. Background of the Study: This refers to the overview of the project


    discussing the factors that led to the conceptualization of the problem.
    2. Statement of the Problem: This refers to the problems both general
    and specific which research proponent wishes to achieve.
    General:
    Specific:
    3. Hypothesis: This refers to the proposition of some occurrences or
    considerations.
    4. Conceptual/Theoretical Framework of the Study: This
    includes a discussion of the different theories and models that provide
    the conceptual underpinning of the study or the legitimate bases for
    defining its parameters.
    5. Significance of the Study: This refers to the contribution of the
    study to a.) national goals/plan; b.) national policies; c.) emerging
    realities; d.) regional (local goals/plans); e.) community goals/plans.
    6. Scope and Limitation: This refers to the coverage or inclusive frame
    of reference as well as procedural limits of the study.
    7. Definition of Terms: This refers to the contextual and operational
    meanings of the variables in the study.

    CHAPTER II
    REVIEW OF LITERATURE
    1. Review/Survey of Related Literature: This refers to the body of
    literature and studies related to the present study or the discussion on
    how the research is related with other research studies in the same
    field.

    CHAPTER III
    METHODOLOGY
    This refers to the detailed technical/scientific activities which include:
    1. Research design
    2. Sampling plan
    3. Instrumentation
    4. Data Gathering Procedure

    CHAPTER IV

    PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION OF DATA

    Results and Discussion: This refers to the topical presentation of


    data, its analysis and interpretation which may be in graphical or tabular
    as well as textual form.

    CHAPTER V
    SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND
    RECOMMENDATIONS

    1. Summary: This presents the summary of findings.


    2. Conclusions
    3. Recommendations
    Bibliography: This refers to the list of sources of the survey literature in the
    study.
    Appendices: This includes instruments and other pertinent documents.
    Resume of Researcher/s
    Experimental Terminal Research Report Format (Sample)
    Preliminaries
    1. Research Title: This is the distinctive name given to the study which
    describes the work scope in specific, clear and concise terms.
    2. Name of Proponent/s: The research proponent may be a faculty, staff, or
    administrator.
    Designation of Faculty Researcher :
    Name of College/Unit :
    Name of Dean/Unit Head :

    3. Address: This refers to the mailing/forwarding address where


    communication to proponent can be facilitated.

    ABSTR ACT

    CHAPTER I

    INTRODUCTION
    1. Rationale or Background of the Study: This refers to the
    overview of the project discussing the factors that led to the
    conceptualization of the problem.
    2. Objectives of the Study: This refers to the problems both general
    and specific which research proponent wishes to achieve.
    General:
    Specific:
    3. Significance of the Study: This refers to the contribution of the
    study to a.) national goals/plan; b.) national policies; c.) emerging
    realities; d.) regional (local goals/plans); e.) community goals/plans.
    4. Scope and Limitation: This refers to the coverage or inclusive frame
    of reference as well as procedural limits of the study.
    2. Definition of Terms: This refers to the contextual and operational
    meanings of the variables in the study.

    CHAPTER II

    REVIEW OF LITERATURE
    1. Review/Survey of the Related Literature: This refers to the body
    & studies of literature related to the study or the discussion on how the
    research is related with other research studies in the same field.
    2. Assumptions/Hypothesis: This refers to the proposition of some
    occurrences or considerations.
    CHAPTER III

    METHODOLOGY
    This refers to the detailed technical/scientific activities which include:
    1. Materials
    2. Procedures: Includes sampling procedure and a methodological
    description and flowchart

    CHAPTER IV

    PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA


    Results and Discussion: This refers to the topical presentation of data,
    its analysis and interpretation which may be in graphical or tabular as well
    as textual form.

    CHAPTER V

    SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS


    1. Summary: This includes a brief presentation of the findings of the
    study
    2. Conclusions:
    3. Recommendations:
    Bibliography: This refers to the list of sources of the survey of literature in the
    study.
    Appendices: This may include photographs of Laboratory work, etc.
    Resume of Researcher/s

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