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Sources of Research Problems

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Froggy Jumps

Sources of Research ProblemsOnline version

Identify the source for each scenario.

by Viñadiv Binondo
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Source for: A student who often struggles with internet connectivity wants to study its effect on online learning.

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Source for: A teacher observes that students learn faster when lessons include visuals and decides to investigate multimedia learning.

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Source for: A researcher reviews journals and notices a gap in studies about Filipino students’ study habits.

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Source for: A psychology student applies Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs to modern teenagers.

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Source for: A group of students wants to study the causes of bullying in schools.

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Source for: During brainstorming, students suggest researching how memes affect communication.

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Source for: A researcher suddenly feels inspired to study dreams after waking up from a vivid one.

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Source for: A student hears a folk story about a healing plant and decides to explore its cultural meaning.

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Source for: A group interviews a doctor to identify common health issues among teenagers.

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Source for: A teacher who has taught online for years wants to study the effectiveness of virtual classrooms.

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Source for: A student who experienced cyberbullying wants to research its psychological effects.

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Source for: After reviewing literature, a researcher finds conflicting results on caffeine’s effect on alertness.

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Source for: A science student applies Newton’s Laws to study motion in sports.

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Source for: A group of students wants to research poverty’s impact on education in rural areas.

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Source for: During brainstorming, students suggest studying how TikTok trends influence self-expression.

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