Jargons
are terms consideredas technical
because these are commonly used
only by people belonging to the
same field of specialization.
4.
Operational Definition
a detailedspecification of how one
would go about measuring a given
variable.
is making the concept or the thing
meaningful by specifying the way your
research should measure such concept.
5.
Guidelines in GivingOperational Definition
a detailed specification of how one
would go about measuring a given
variable.
is making the concept or the thing
meaningful by specifying the way your
research should measure such concept.
6.
Example of OperationalDefinition
1. Defining Temperature
Theoretical/Conceptual Definition: Temperature
is a heat flowing between infinite reservoirs.
Operational Definition: Temperature is defined
in relation to operations with gas thermomether.
7.
Example of OperationalDefinition
2. Defining Anger
➢ Theoretical/Conceptual Definition: Anger is
intangible; not directly measured by observation.
➢ Operational Definition: Anger is defined
basing from the facial expressions, vocabulary, or
voice tone to measure anger.
8.
Example of OperationalDefinition
2. Defining Anger
➢ Theoretical/Conceptual Definition: Anger is
intangible; not directly measured by observation.
➢ Operational Definition: Anger is defined
basing from the facial expressions, vocabulary, or
voice tone to measure anger.
9.
Directions: On theline provided, write OD, if the statement defines the
term operationally; TD, if it defines the term theoretically or conceptually.
_____1. A sentence is a word or group of words that expresses a
complete idea.
_____2. A sentence is made up of a subject , consisting of a name word,
and a predicate, made-up of an action word, to express complete
thought.
_____3. A bug is a fault or an error in a computer program.
_____4 A bug is an error in a computer program that is characterized by
high-speed telegraph key.
_____5. Cycle is a set of operations.
