The document outlines directions for analyzing pictures to identify benefits of research to individuals and communities. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing direct and indirect beneficiaries of studies, such as employees and society, while also detailing the significance of research for theory and practice. The researcher is encouraged to highlight contributions to knowledge and present data on the implications of the problems addressed.

1. A. Directions: Look at the pictures and write on your answer
sheet how they benefit you and/or the people around you.

2. A. Directions: Look at the pictures and write on your answer
sheet how they benefit you and/or the people around you.

3. Benefits and
Beneficiaries of Research

5. To be able to do this, you may identify the groups who
would eventually benefit from your study, starting
from the most direct beneficiaries to the ones who
would be indirectly benefited by it. The study on the
job satisfaction and job performance would probably
directly benefit the employees, their clients, the HR
Managers and indirectly, the Department of Labor and
Employment, the community, the society as a whole.

11. Aspects of Significance

12. 1. Significance for Theory
In this section of the problem statement,
the researcher can outline the research
study’s contribution to fundamental
knowledge by describing how the study fits
into the theoretical traditions in the
sciences or applied fields in ways that will
be new, insightful or creative (Marshall and
Rossman, 1995).

13. 2. Significance for Policy and Practice
The significance of a study for policy and
practice can be established by presenting
data to show how often the problem occurs
and how costly it can be.

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