Write up research methodology

Holla!!
So today, we've learnt on how to write research method completely.

Below just a few that I manage to jot down in blog, and for the rest I jot down in my "kepala".. hihihi!!!


Paragraph 1- research approach
This research will be qualitative

Paragraph 2- Research design

Paragraph 3- The design will be corre


There are 20 items of the instrument, 10 will measure... the reliability if the section A is 0.7 (safe).. reliability will be determine by cronbah and alpha. The instrument adapted by.....

In completing my methodology write up, I just collect some examples of chapter 3 from past researches and follow the sentence structure.

The sub points should be included are:

• Setting Participants- who will be involved in your study, where it will be take place
• Population and sampling-How many population that will be used, from the population insert the amount in software given by prof aziah to get the sample size
• Instrumentation-What instrument that will be used to conduct your study (either survey or interview or both), where will you adopted the questionnaire, describe how many questions and part in the questionnaire
• Analysis Procedure-How you are going to analyse the data-SPSS
• Reliability and Validity of Measurement -How you want to measure the validity and realibility, in my proposal I'd will be referred to academicians, conduct pilot study before I distribute the questionnaires to my real respondents

Hopefully this few tips will help you guys!!!

Literature Review

The first phase of the literature review should be brief but give the reader enough information to understand the context of the proposed research. It may include references to previous findings and specific studies similar to the current study, and to relevant methodology.

A good literature review:

 1. includes all literature that is relevant to justifying the proposed research;

 2. does not include literature that is irrelevant to justifying the proposed research;

 3. supports undertaking the proposed research;

 4. avoids speculation and unsubstantiated statements;

 5. is critical (a critical review does not merely accept previous authors’ conclusions, but weighs them carefully, examining them on the basis of the weaknesses and strengths in the methodologies of the studies being reviewed);

 6. is organised under subheadings;

Edith Cowan University 

Faculty of Health , Engineering and Science

Here, I uploaded a mind map of Literature Review related to my research proposal. I've referred to articles with authors to support the components.