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This document appears to be an outline for a research paper. It includes sections for an abstract, keywords, introduction, statistical procedures, results, conclusions and recommendations, and references. The introduction provides background on the research problem and reviews previous studies. The statistical procedures section describes the methodology. The results section presents collected data and interpretations. Finally, the conclusions and recommendations section addresses the research objectives and implications.

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Module 3 Project Document Template

This document appears to be an outline for a research paper. It includes sections for an abstract, keywords, introduction, statistical procedures, results, conclusions and recommendations, and references. The introduction provides background on the research problem and reviews previous studies. The statistical procedures section describes the methodology. The results section presents collected data and interpretations. Finally, the conclusions and recommendations section addresses the research objectives and implications.

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Title (not to exceed 20 words)

Author 1, Author 2, Author 3


Mapua University, Intramuros, Manila
email1, email2,email3

Abstract An abstract summarizes, usually in one And in Part 6 (the scope and delimitation), it is
paragraph of 300 words or less, the major aspects of the
indicated what the study covers and what it does not or fails
entire paper in a prescribed sequence that includes: 1)
the overall purpose of the study and the research to cover.
problem(s) you investigated; 2) the basic design of the NOTE: The introduction is written continuously
study; 3) major findings or trends found as a result of paragraph by paragraph, i.e., without any heading.
your analysis; and, 4) a brief summary of your
interpretations and conclusions.

2. Statistical Procedueres
Keywords Identify 3-5 words that can be associated to This section presents the procedures or steps used
your study
from data collection to the exploratory data analysis part.
It is useful to readers who want to know how the
methodology of your study may have influenced your
1. Introduction
results. The procedure should be stated in as much detail
The introduction gives an overview of the research
as possible so that readers who are interested in
report, giving the reader background or basis of the problem
replicating or extending your study could follow the
to be reported.
It can be divided into six parts. In Part 1 (the setting steps as they read your work. Schematic diagram
or context or frame of reference) are general statement(s) (properly labeled and numbered) must accompany the
about a field of research that provide the reader with a text whenever possible.
preview of the problem to be reported. .
In Part 2 (the review of previous research), the
contextual setting or frame of reference described in Part 1
is continued by giving more statements about the general
3. Results
aspects of the problem already investigated by other
researchers.
This section presents the data collected from the
In Part 3 (the gap or missing information) are
study on this major aspect of your research problem,
statement(s) that indicate the need for the study or the need
followed by extensive comments on or interpretation of the
for more investigation.
findings of the study.
In Part 4 (the statement of purpose) are very specific
statement(s) pertaining to the objective(s) of the study.
In Part 5 (the statement of value) are statement(s)
that give the significance of carrying out the study.
3. Conclusions and Recommendations REFERENCES
This section addresses the objective(s) pertaining to [1] Yang, H. (2012) Visual Assessment of Residual Plots in
Multiple Linear Regression: A Model-Based Simulation
the major aspect of your research problem. Perspective. Multiple Linear Regression Viewpoints, Vol.
these may affect the water use in the future. 38(2).
[2] Kutner, M., Nachtsheim, C., Neter, J., Li, W. (2005).
Applied Linear Statistical Models: Fifth Edition. The Irwin
McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
[3] Mason, R., Lind, D., Marchal, W. (1999). Statistical
Techniques in Business and Economics: Tenth Edition. The
Irwin McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
[4] Palmer, P. B., & O'Connell, D. G. (2009). Regression
analysis for prediction: understanding the process.
Cardiopulmonary physical therapy journal, 20(3), 23-6.

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