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Crafting Effective Research Titles

The document outlines a practical research activity for students to formulate research titles based on a list of topics. Students are required to identify independent and dependent variables for their titles and justify their feasibility. A grading rubric is provided to assess the quality of research titles, variable identification, and teamwork.
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Crafting Effective Research Titles

The document outlines a practical research activity for students to formulate research titles based on a list of topics. Students are required to identify independent and dependent variables for their titles and justify their feasibility. A grading rubric is provided to assess the quality of research titles, variable identification, and teamwork.
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Practical Research 2

Task Objectives
In this activity, you should be able to do the following:
● Use variables in making a research title.
● Write a clear and structured research title.

Due
Task Instructions
Date

1. Form
In a 1awhole
groupsheet
of three to five students.
of paper.
2. Analyze the pool of topics below.

● Counseling approach ● Reasons for absences


● Academic performance ● Employee-employer relationship
● K-12 implementation ● Income and salary
● Art therapy ● Middle management personnel
● Coping mechanisms ● Relationship among employees
● Educational achievement ● Plankton community
● Family size ● Acid rain
● Marketing strategy ● Bone density
● Consumer support ● Senility
● Unemployment rate ● Dietary supplements

3. Formulate four
two possible research titles from the list of topics.
4. Identify the independent and dependent variables of each research title.
5. Justify the feasibility of the research title.

Unit 2.2: Writing a Research Title 1


Practical Research 2

Activity Output

Research Title Independent Dependent Explanation


Variable Variable

Example:
The Effects of Consumer support Unemployment rate The title is feasible as
Consumer Support it focuses on a
on the current issue which is
Unemployment Rate the unemployment
of Company XYZ rate among workers.

1.

2.

Unit 2.2: Writing a Research Title 2


Practical Research 2

3.

4.

Unit 2.2: Writing a Research Title 3


Practical Research 2

Rubric for Grading

1 2 3 4 Weights Points

Research Title Only one out of Two out of four Three out of four All research titles

and Feasibility four research titles research titles are research titles are are feasible and
is feasible for feasible for feasible and are are explained in a
40%
research and is research and are explained in a clear clear manner.
explained in a clear explained in a clear manner.
manner. manner.

Independent and Independent and Independent and Independent and Independent and

Dependent dependent dependent dependent dependent


variables for only variables for two variables for three variables for all
Variables
one out of four out of four out of four research titles 40%
research titles research titles research titles were accurately
were accurately were accurately were accurately identified.
identified. identified. identified.

Teamwork and More than two Two group One group All group members

Coordination group members members did not member did not cooperated in
did not cooperate cooperate in cooperate in accomplishing the
in accomplishing accomplishing the accomplishing the activity. Teamwork 20%
the activity. activity. Teamwork activity. Teamwork is evident.
Teamwork is not is somewhat is mostly evident.
evident. evident.

Total 100%

Unit 2.2: Writing a Research Title 4

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