Match the list of definitions $($A to M$)$ with the list of terminology $(1$ to $13).$

A$.$ Follows a problem statement and outlines how researchers would go about to address the problem; summarizes the research topic and goals of the study.

B$.$ Refers to the perspective from which research is viewed; raises the entire constellation of beliefs, values and techniques shared by a specific community as well as the procedures used to solve specific problems and take theories to their logical conclusion.

C$.$ A statement that informs the reader what the problem is and motivates the necessity of the study and how it will fill the knowledge gap; includes description of background and rationale $($justification$)$ for the study.

D$.$ Refers to the actions you need to do in order to research what you want to achieve.

E$.$ The conceptual underpinning of a research study which may be based on theory or a specific conceptual model $($in which case it may be referred to as the conceptual framework$).$

F$.$ Concerns the nature of reality; explores the science of what is$,$ the kinds and structures of objects, properties, events, processes, and relations in every area of reality.

G$.$ It is an issue that lends itself to systematic investigation through research forming the focus of a research investigation.

H$.$ A comprehensive survey of the research literature on a topic. Generally, the literature review is presented at the beginning of a research paper and explains how the researcher arrived at his or her research questions.

I. A prediction of study outcomes. Often a statement of the expected relationship between two or more variables.

J$.$ Concerns the nature of knowledge; asks what constitutes knowledge and how knowledge is validated.

K$.$ A clear statement in the form of a question of the specific issue that a researcher wishes to answer to address a research problem.

L$.$ Broad area of interest or subject which has one or more researchable problems you want to investigate.

M$.$ Refer to what you ultimately hope to achieve with the study.