Darimana masalah ditemukan?
1. pengamatan terhadap kegiatan manusia sekeliling 2. ulangan serta perluasan penelitian
3. cabang studi yang sedang dikembangkan 4. praktek serta keinginan masyarakat
5. bidang spesialisasi
6. pelajaran yang sedang diikuti 7. diskusi-diskusi ilmiah
8. persaan intuisi 8. persaan intuisi
9. pengalaman dan catatan pribadi 10. deduksi dari teori
11. literatur yang relevan (termasuk laporan hasil penelitian)
12. kebijakan-kebijakan yang dikeluarkan oleh suatu instansi, lembaga atau organisasi
Donald Ary dkk (1994); Sanapiah Faisal (1995) dan Moh Nasir (1999)
What is a research problem?
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Konvensional: problem adalah seperangkat kondisi
yang memerlukan solusi, diskusi dan informasi.
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Teknis/metodologis: menunjukkan perlunya dilakukana
penelitian empiris; pengumpulan data dan analisis
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It is not:
– (1) how to do something; – (1) how to do something;
– (2) a vague or too broad a proposition; or – (3) a value question.
• But by asking these types of questions a researchable
problem may emerge.
• Preliminary work determines what type of logic would
best serve the investigation. Is deductive or inductive
reasoning needed?
research problem
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Penelitian kualitatif: sejumlah
pertanyaan atau hipotesis. Hipotesis
deductive reasoning.
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Penelitian kualitatif: suatu pertanyaan
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Penelitian kualitatif: suatu pertanyaan
penelitian yang merupakan hasil pemikiran
induktif untuk memahami situasi tertentu.
Biasanya diungkapkan dengan kata “how,
what, why”
Merumuskan masalah
• Rambu-rambu perumusan masalah :
– Masalah biasanya dirumuskan dalam bentuk
pertanyaan
– Rumusan hendaknya jelas dan padat
– Rumusan hendaknya jelas dan padat
– Rumusan masalah harus berisi implikasi adanya data
untuk memecahkan masalah
– Rumusan masalah harus merupakan dasar dalam
perumusan hipotesis
– Masalah harus menjadi dasar perumusan judul
penelitian
Tujuan Penelitian
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The purpose of this study is to . . . (it
should imply the question, define the
variables for the purpose of the study,
and define the population of the study)
and define the population of the study)
Problem Statements
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The problem statement is more specific
than a topic and it limits the scope of
the research problem.It
the research problem.It
communicates:(1)the focus &
importance of the problem;(2)the
context & scope; &(3) the framework
for reporting the results.
Jenis Permasalahan
• Masalah = problem
• Tiga jenis problem:
– Problematik deskriptif, yaitu problema untuk mengetahui status dan mendeskripsikan fenomena sehingga lahirlah penelitian deskriptif
– Problematik komparatif, yaitu problema untuk membandingkan dua fenomena atau lebih. Disini peneliti berusaha mencari
dua fenomena atau lebih. Disini peneliti berusaha mencari
persamaan dan perbedaan fenomena, selanjutnya mencari arti atau manfaat dari persamaan dan perbedaan tersebut
– Problematik korelatif, yaitu problema untuk mencari hubungan antara dua fenomena. Problem korelasi ada dua macam, yaitu korelasi sejajar dan korelasi sebab akibat.
• Ketiga jenis permasalahan ini biasanya dijadikan dasa
peneliti dalam merumuskan judul penelitian
Formulating research aims and objectives
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Maksud (Aims):
– are broad statements of desired outcomes, or
the general intentions of the research, which
'paint the picture' of your research proposal
– emphasize what is to be accomplished, not
– emphasize what is to be accomplished, not
how it is to be accomplished
– address the long-term project outcomes, i.e.
they should reflect the aspirations and
expectations of the research topic
– do not need to be numbered
Latar Belakang,Rumusan
masalah dan Judul Penelitian
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Objectives:
– are the steps you are going to take to answer your research questions or a specific list of tasks needed to accomplish the goals of the project
– emphasize how aims are to be accomplished – must be highly focused and feasible
– address the more immediate project outcomes
– make accurate use of concepts and be sensible and precisely described
– are usually numbered so that each objective reads as an – are usually numbered so that each objective reads as an
'individual' statement to convey your intentions
• For each specific objective you must have a method to
attempt to achieve it. The development of a realistic time
schedule may help to prioritize your objectives and help to
minimize wasted time and effort
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Aims and Objectives should not:
• be too vague, ambitious or broad in scope:
– though aims are more general in nature than objectives it is the viability and feasibility of your study that you have to demonstrate and aims often present an over-optimistic picture of what the project can achieve
• just repeat each other in different terms
• just be a list of things related to your research topic • just be a list of things related to your research topic
• spend time discussing details of your job or research site i.e.:
– it is your research study your assessors are interested in and you
should keep this in mind at all times.
• contradict methods, that is, they should not imply methodological goals or standards of measurement, proof or generalizability of findings that the methods cannot sustain