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This document discusses the scope, limitations, and importance of limitations in research. It defines scope as the area and parameters explored by a study. The coverage of a study includes its general purpose, population, time frame, topics, and locality. Limitations are influences outside a researcher's control, while delimitations are boundaries set by researcher choices. When considering limitations, researchers must thoroughly examine their analysis, instruments, sample, and time constraints. Acknowledging limitations is important for further research, as it allows researchers to identify shortcomings without being downgraded for ignoring them. The limitations evaluation should offer a critical interpretation of their potential impacts.
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- 1. RESEARCH AND STATISTICS SCOPE & LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY ERWIN S. COLIYAT, CpE Masters in Engineering Management 1
- 3. RESEARCH AND STATISTICS Scope refers to how far the research area has explored and parameters in with the study will be operating in. The type of information to be included in the scope of a research project would include facts and theories about the subject of the project. SCOPE 3
- 4. RESEARCH AND STATISTICS TH E C O V E R A G E OF TH E S TU D Y IS IN TERMS OF: 1. General purpose 2. Population or sample 3. Time or duration 4. Subject matters and topics discussed 5. Area or locality 4
- 5. RESEARCH AND STATISTICS RESEARCH AND STATISTICS LIMITATIONS AND DELIMITATIONS LIMITATIONS Limitations, also known as the bounds, are influences that the researcher cannot control. They are the shortcomings , conditions or influences that cannot be controlled by the researcher that place restrictions on your methodology and conclusions. Any limitations that might influence the results should be mentioned DELIMITATIONS Delimitations are choices made by the researcher which should be mentioned. They describe the boundaries that you have set for the study. This is the place to explain: the things that you are not doing (and why you have chosen not to do them). the literature you will not review (and why not). the population you are not studying (and why not). the methodological procedures you will not use (and why you will not use them). 5
- 6. RESEARCH AND STATISTICS 6 WHEN CONSIDERING WHAT LIMITATIONS THERE MIGHT BE IN YOUR INVESTIGATION, BE THOROUGH. CONSIDER ALL OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. Your analysis 2. The nature of self-reporting 3. The instruments you utilized 4. The sample 5. Time constraints
- 7. RESEARCH AND STATISTICS RESEARCH AND STATISTICS IMPORTANCE OF LIMITATIONS 7 Always acknowledge a study's limitations. It is far better for you to identify and acknowledge your study's limitations than to have them pointed out by your professor and be graded down because you appear to have ignored them. Keep in mind that acknowledgement of a study's limitations is an opportunity to make suggestions for further research. Claiming the limitations is a subjective process because you must evaluate the impact of those limitations. Don't just list key weaknesses and the magnitude of a study's limitations. Limitations require a critical, overall appraisal and interpretation of their impact. You should answer the question: do these problem with errors, methods, validity, etc. eventually matter and, if so, to what extent?
- 9. RESEARCH AND STATISTICS THANK YOU! ERWIN SALAZAR COLIYAT +63-939-3991851 erwn.coliyat@gmail.com
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