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    The document discusses scope and delimitations in research. Scope refers to the boundaries or limits of what a study will include, such as the topics, locations, time periods, and participants. There are two types of scope: inclusive, which includes everything within the defined boundaries, and exclusive, which only includes what is specifically mentioned. Delimitations refer to what a study will exclude, such as geographical areas, populations, or time frames. Properly defining the scope and delimitations helps focus the research on relevant information.

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    The document discusses scope and delimitations in research. Scope refers to the boundaries or limits of what a study will include, such as the topics, locations, time periods, and participants. There are two types of scope: inclusive, which includes everything within the defined boundaries, and exclusive, which only includes what is specifically mentioned. Delimitations refer to what a study will exclude, such as geographical areas, populations, or time frames. Properly defining the scope and delimitations helps focus the research on relevant information.

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    GROUP 3- KALDAGERIST

    Scope and
    Delimitations
    1
    What Is Scope and
    Delimitation in
    Research?
    Scope and delimitations are two of the most important
    factors to consider when writing a research paper. They
    help to identify what is included in the study and what is
    not. Without them, it would be difficult to know what
    information is relevant and what is not.

    KALDAGERIST
    2
    What is the Scope of the
    Study?
    The scope of the study is the limits within which the
    research will be conducted. In other words, it is the
    boundaries of the research. The scope defines what will
    be included in the study and what will not. It is
    important to have a clear scope so that the research can
    be focused and manageable. There are two types of
    scope: inclusive and exclusive.

    KALDAGERIST 3
    Two Types of Scope:
    • Inclusive Scope means that everything that falls within
    the defined boundaries will be included in the research.
    • Exclusive Scope means that only those things that are
    specifically mentioned will be included in the research.

    KALDAGERIST
    4
    What are the Delimitations
    of the Study?

    The delimitations of the study are those factors that


    will be excluded from the research. This can include
    anything from the geographical area that will be
    covered by the study to the specific population that
    will be included. By delimiting the scope of the study,
    researchers can more easily focus on the information
    that is relevant to their topic.

    KALDAGERIST
    5
    The scope and delimatations of the study
    should answer the questions below:

    WH WHAT WHERE WHEN WHO HOW


    Y
    WHY - objectives of the study
    WHAT - the focus of the study
    WHERE - the locale of the study
    WHEN - period of the study
    WHO - respondents or informants
    HOW - methodology and data collection tools

    KALDAGERIST
    6
    S U M M A RY
    SCOPE
    It states the coverage of the study. It contains the specific
    contents, concepts, subjects, or respondents and the period of the
    study
    Common starting phrases:
    • This study will focus on...
    • The scope of the study will be...
    • The study will cover...

    KALDAGERIST
    7
    S U M M A RY
    DELIMITATION
    It states the factors or variables that are excluded or
    not covered by the study. It states the excluded
    contents in terms of objectives, time frame,
    respondents and other components.
    Common starting phrases:
    • The study is limited is to...
    • The study is confined to...
    • The study will not cover the...

    KALDAGERIST
    8

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