RESEARCH GOALS AND METHOD
research goal, research design or method, data source, data gathering instrument, data analysis technique, sampling technique, validation technique, and research
result. The last step is inputting the relevance contents of each research report into the table as the data of this research.
The table used in this research is called Table of the Content of the Investigated Research Reports
. The table was designed by adju sting Sozbilir’s
2016, in Gul and Sozbilir, 2016 paper classification form which consists of five items namely subject of the paper, research designmethod, data collection tool,
sample and data analysis method. In this study, the researcher added more items in order to provide richer and more meaningful information of the studied
research reports. This table consists of twelve items namely concept clarification,
origin, investigated topic, related topic, participant, research goal, research designmethod, data gathering instrument, data analysis technique, sampling
technique, validation technique and research result as seen in Table 3.1.
Table 3.1: The Content of the Investigated Research Reports
Items Code
Sub- Items
Research Report Number
N 1 2
3 … 100
Concept Clarification Origin
Investigated Topic Related Topic
Participant Research Goal
Research Design Method Data Gathering Instrument
Data Analysis Technique Sampling Technique
Validation Technique Research Result
As seen in Table 3.1, it consists of six columns. Items column consists of twelve main categories of research content. Code column is the code for sub-items
e.g. OR01, OR02, OR03 and OR04 for origin. Meanwhile sub-items column is the specific information of each item e.g. Indonesia, ECC, OCC and ICC for
origin. Therefore, in terms of origin the code OR01 is for Indonesia, OR02 is ECC, OR03 is OCC and OR04 is ICC. The number in research report number
represents the investigated research reports. N column is the total occurrence of sub-items in the form of number. Meanwhile the last column is also the total
occurrence of sub-items, however it is in the form of percentage. Therefore, it is used in quantitative analysis. Through this table see Appendix 2, the researcher
was able to discover the occurrence of the data from each item thoroughly.