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This quiz covers key concepts for developing a research study such as: 1. Elements needed for a research title including the topic, time period, location, and respondents. 2. Criteria for a good research problem such as drawing interest, being new, and improving technology. 3. Factors to consider when narrowing a research topic like determining variables and gathering information. 4. The proposed research study would determine the psychological effects of Instagram on senior high school students in Mabini, Batangas over the past 2 years.
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