9769 Faculty of Health Sciences: Assessment Criteria / Sufficient (1)

1. Background of the Study (Planning)

1. The purpose, goals, research problem, and research questions are only superficially defined.
2. The research problem lacks clarity and focus.
3. The research questions are vague, poorly formulated, or insufficiently justified.

1. Literature Review (Background and Starting Point)

1. The use of references is limited and does not adequately support the topic.
2. The selected literature only partially supports the study’s objectives.

III. Material and Methods

1. Some relevant material is not utilized.
2. The chosen research method is appropriate, but its application is insufficient.
3. The evaluation of the reliability of the material and methods (data collection, measurement, and analysis) is limited.

1. Results

1. The results address the research question only partially.
2. The results are presented understandably but lack depth.
3. Visual representations (figures, tables, quotations) are unclear or do not effectively support the findings.

1. Discussion

1. The discussion provides only a superficial comparison of the results with previous research.
2. The evaluation of the study’s reliability and ethical considerations is limited.
3. The conclusions are incoherent or insufficiently supported.

1. Language, Layout, and Scientific Presentation

1. The language is not fully fluent.
2. The study partially follows the given guidelines for writing style, formatting, and referencing; the layout is neat.
3. The structure of the study is scientifically acceptable.