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8. If you are going to frame your testing instruments,
will you subject the test items to item analysis?
9. Cite your justification why you will no longer
validate them?
10. Where will you validate your instruments? Who
will be your pretest group? How many will be
involved? Etc.

Data Gathering Procedure

1. Describe the step-by-step process in your data
gathering, what you actually intend to do and the
individuals who will act as research aid.
2. Take note of unusual events, occurrences, or
comments of the respondents in the course of your
data gathering.
3. If using the triangulation method, be extra
observant of whatever that happens during the
data gathering.

Statistical Treatment

1. Describe the statistical tools you are going to use
and for what purpose you are going to use them.
2. Indicate the different formulas and the legend
for the symbols used,
3. Indicate also at what level of significance will
be interpretation be based.

Chapter 4

This part constitutes the presentation and the result of
the investigation. The analysis and interpretation are
comprehensively discussed, supported by previous findings of
the researches. Textual discuss1on is usually accompanied by
either tables, figures or graphs. The preparation has been
thoroughly discussed in the previous unit of this book.
Presentation of the result is according to the sequence of
the statement of the problem (SOP) in Chapter 1. Thus:

Chapter 4
PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

There are two ways of data analysis:

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