(Number of pages: 346)Ĭhapter 1: Introduction to Research, Chapter 2: Research Ethics, Chapter 3: Literature Review, Chapter 4: Research Design, Chapter 5: Experimental Study, Chapter 6: Quasi-experimental Study, Chapter 7: Survey Study, Chapter 8: Field Study, Chapter 9: Case Study, Chapter 10: Action Study, Chapter 11: Historical Study, Chapter 12: Probability Sampling Procedures, Chapter 13: Non-probability Sampling Procedures, Chapter 14: Measurement in Research, Chapter 15: Index, Scales and Specific Measurement Procedures, Chapter 16: Pilot Study, Chapter 17: Research Instrumentation, Chapter 18: Format of Writing Research Report. Exercises are provided at the end of each chapter to help readers reinforce their understanding of the topics covered in the chapter. Concepts are explained in detail with examples to enable readers to carry out confidently each stage of the research process. This book can also be used as a reference by researchers when they are conducting and reporting their research. It is a useful teaching and learning tool for courses related to research at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Research Methods is a practical guide that covers all aspects of research methodology. This is the 2nd edition of the first book of a five book series entitled “Research Methods and Statistics”. Experts should, however, carefully confront Arabizi and start a renaissance of Arabic opposing Arabizi starting today, considering its potentially harmful impact in future.Introduction (This book is in Malay language): The study concludes even the Arabizi has experienced great expansion that it is still in the early age. Findings have shown the level of spoken Arabizi consumption is low and written Arabizi is moderate. Spoken Arabizi measured based on 50 selected Arabizi words using Cronbach’s Alpha scale, while written Arabizi measured based on 14 distinguished Arabizi alphabets using percentage statistics. The study utilized a questionnaire and focused on two different types of Arabizi, spoken and written. A total of 1454 students participated in the study and selected randomly from 16 public schools in Saudi Arabia. The results should assist language experts and Arab governments to ascertain the extent of Arabizi in threatening the Arabic. This research is to identify the level of Arabizi consumption among Arab students. Arabizi is a language phenomenon distinguished among young Arab in particular nowadays.

Skudai: Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.Ĭode-Mixing Consumptions among Arab StudentsĪUTHORS: Ashwaq Mohammad Salleh Kenali, Nik Mohd Rahimi Nik Yusoff, Hamadallah Mohammad Salleh Kenali, Mohd Yusri KamarudinĪrabizi, Code-Mixing, Arabic-English, Survey, Arab StudentsĪBSTRACT: Arabic-English code-mixing is well known as Arabizi.

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