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1.1

1.2

1.3

1.3.1

1.3.2

1.4

1.5

C.V.Good

Hypothesis is a guiding idea, tentative explanation

or statement of Probobilities, serving to intimate and

guide observation and research for relevant data and the


consideration and certain result or consiquencies.

"Hypothesis is an informed gues formulated and

tentatively adopted to explain observed facts".

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1.7

2.1










Mr. John W.Best

The review of related literature should conclude


with a summary of aras of agreement & disagreement in
finding review which thoes that summarized related
studies are often useful in saving time and efforts.

Mr. L.R. Gay:

The review of related literature involves the


systematic identification location and analysis of
documents containing information related to research
Problem.

2.2

Sumner

(Franklin Giddings)


(Macever)

(Augestcomte)

(Giddings)

(Thomesbbs)

2.3



Howarth



2.4

Hillgard





Bigge and Hunt

2.5

2.6

2.7

2.8



Family

Peer Group

Appoiste Sex Group


Closed Areas

Family

School

2.8.1



Peer group

2.8.2

Apposite Sex Group

2.8.3


Closed Areas

2.8.4

School

2.8.5

2.9







Status




Role


Status

Self Esteem

EGO


Control

2.10

Ivor Morrish





2.11


2.11.1

2.11.2


2.11.3

2.11.4



2.11.5





2.12




2.13

2.14

3.1

3.1.1

Descriptive Research

According to L.R. Gay

"Description research insolves Collection data


inorder to test hypothesis or answering

question concerning the correct status or the


subject of the study".

3.1.2

Experimental Research
Historical Research
Action Research

Descriptive Research

Experimental Research

According to Rubin and Aele:

"An Invenstigation of communication events


under controlled conditions usually the goals
are to explain and to predict relationship
among variables.

Historical Research


Traves

Critical

I n q u i r y










Action Research

Descriptive Research

According to Rubin and Piele

"A description and explanation of on


going communication events and
observational research".

(Subject)

3.2


Data





Homogenous

Hetrogenous

Homogenous

Hetrogenous

3.3

"Sampling is the process of selecting a number

of individual for a study away that the


individual represents the large group from
which were selected".

3.3.1

Random Sympling

Sysematic Sympling
Stratified Sympling
Cluster Sympling
Stage Sympling

Multistage Sympling

Couvenience Sympling

Quota Sympling

Purposive Sympling

Snowbal Sympling

Random

Accidental Sympling

Sympling

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3.4

3.4.1

L.R. Gay

"A questionnaire may be administered to


subject but are usual.

Types of Questionnaire

3.4.2

3.5



Closed form Questionnaire

Open form Questionnaire


Mixed form Questionnaire


4.1

4.1.1


Data



4.1.2

4.1.3


4.2

H.V. Good

4.2.1

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Research Format:
Title

Acceptance

Acknowledgement

Dadication

List of Chapter

Introduction
Explantion of Problem
Objectives of Study

Importance of Research

Hypothesis

Scope of Research
Explanation of the key words

Review of Related Leterature

Nature of Research

Universe of Research

Population
Sampling

Research Procedure

Tools of Research

Presentation of Research
Analysis of Data

Result of tables
Implication

Summary of Research



Introduction Letter
Questionnaire of Students
List of Schools
Biblography
Research Format

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