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    Reza Zulkarnain Arifin
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    This document outlines the typical structure and components of a research paper in sociolinguistics. It includes sections on the introduction, literature review, research methods, findings and discussion, and conclusion. The introduction would state the research problem or hypothesis, purpose of the study, and significance. The literature review analyzes relevant theoretical and empirical sources. The methods section describes the research design, population and sampling, data collection instruments, and data analysis strategies. Findings are presented and discussed in relation to the research problem. Finally, the conclusion states the conclusions drawn and offers suggestions.

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    This document outlines the typical structure and components of a research paper in sociolinguistics. It includes sections on the introduction, literature review, research methods, findings and discussion, and conclusion. The introduction would state the research problem or hypothesis, purpose of the study, and significance. The literature review analyzes relevant theoretical and empirical sources. The methods section describes the research design, population and sampling, data collection instruments, and data analysis strategies. Findings are presented and discussed in relation to the research problem. Finally, the conclusion states the conclusions drawn and offers suggestions.

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    Research in Sociolinguistic

    Încărcat de

    Reza Zulkarnain Arifin
    This document outlines the typical structure and components of a research paper in sociolinguistics. It includes sections on the introduction, literature review, research methods, findings and discussion, and conclusion. The introduction would state the research problem or hypothesis, purpose of the study, and significance. The literature review analyzes relevant theoretical and empirical sources. The methods section describes the research design, population and sampling, data collection instruments, and data analysis strategies. Findings are presented and discussed in relation to the research problem. Finally, the conclusion states the conclusions drawn and offers suggestions.

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    RESEARCH IN SOCIOLINGUISTIC

    By :

    1. Ika Suci P.H. (06360065)

    2. Reza Zulkarnain A. (06360081)

    3. Mukhotifa E. (06360092)

    4. Bela Widaswara (06360093)

    CLASS : VII D

    ENGLISH DEPARTEMENT
    FACULTY OF TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION
    UNIVERSITY OF MUHAMMADIYAH MALANG
    2009

    RESEARCH IN SOCIOLINGUISTIC
    TITLE

     Express the research problem / hypothesis

     Not more than 20 words

    CHAPTER I
    Introduction

    • Background of the Study

    • Statement problem(s)

    • Hypothesis

    • Purpose of the Study

    • Significance of the Study

    • Scope and Limitation

    • Definition of the key terms

    I.1. Background of the study

    • Rationalization and Justification

    • Theoretical and Empires discourse result

    • The result of the previous and the newest research.

    I.2. Statement Problem(s)

    • The problem is a gap between expectation and fact.


    • Should be based on the reason.

    • Stated in the form of question.

    I.3. Hypothesis

    Hypothesis is a tentative answer from the research problem.

    I.4. Purpose of the study

    To answer the research problem / question

    I.5. Significance of the study

    • What is the contribution of the finding?

    • Who will get the benefit of the finding?

    - Teacher

    - Students

    I.6. Scope and Limitation

    • Scope is a topic of the research.

    • Limitation includes research method, population, instrument, and object of the reason.

    I.7. Definition of the key term

    The definition is not based on the dictionary but the concept or operational definition

    CHAPTER II
    Review of related literature

    • It’s related to the statement problem and the key term.

    • Theoretical information (theoretical book)

    • Empirical information (research finding, thesis, journal, etc)

    • Quotation

    - Direct quotation (no change, no addition, no deletion)

    - Indirect quotation (the conclusion)

    • References

    CHAPTER III
    Research Method

    • Research method is the scientific method to answer the research problem.


    • Research Method includes:

    - Research design

    - Population and Sample

    - Data collection

    - Data analysis

    3.1. Research design

    • What design is used?

    - Descriptive

    - Experimental

    • What is meant by the design?

    - present the theoretical definition of the research design used.

    • Why is the design used?

    • What are the variable?

    - Independent variable

    - dependent variable

    3.2. Population and Sample

    - What is meant by population / sample?

    - Who / What is the population / sample?

    - Where and How many the population / sample?

    - Why do you choose the population / sample?

    3.3. Data Collection

    • What are the data?

    The data is the variable (the key term in the research problem)

    • How are the data collected?

    • What are the instrument to collect the data?


    DATA INSTRUMENT
    - Achievement, ability, mastering test
    - Opinion, motivation, interest, perception Questionnaire, interview
    - performance, action observation

    3.4. Data Analysis

    • Quantitative

    - Tabulating score

    - Finding out the mean score

    - Comparing the main score

    - Testing the Hypothesis, using statistic formula

    • Descriptive

    - Identifying

    - Classifying

    - Describing

    - Drawing conclusion

    CHAPTER IV
    Research Finding and Discussion

    • The result of the research based on the result of the data analysis.

    • The answer of the research problem

    CHAPTER V
    Conclusion and Suggestions

    • Conclusion

    What the research and what is the conclusion of the result

    • Suggestions

    The suggestions of the research disadvantages

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