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Which of the following is a type of qualitative research design?
Which of the following is a type of qualitative research design?
- Inferential Statistics
- Mean
- Descriptive Statistics
- Case Study (correct)
Descriptive statistics are used to test hypotheses and draw conclusions.
Descriptive statistics are used to test hypotheses and draw conclusions.
False (B)
What is the primary focus of quantitative research designs?
What is the primary focus of quantitative research designs?
Numeric data collection and analysis
In qualitative research, _____ is one type of design that involves studying a culture or community.
In qualitative research, _____ is one type of design that involves studying a culture or community.
Match each type of statistical method with its description:
Match each type of statistical method with its description:
What must the conceptual framework serve as for developing arguments?
What must the conceptual framework serve as for developing arguments?
The significance of the study explains why the research was needed.
The significance of the study explains why the research was needed.
What visual representation summarizes key variables and relationships in the research?
What visual representation summarizes key variables and relationships in the research?
The _____ outlines the connections and bounds between different components and participants.
The _____ outlines the connections and bounds between different components and participants.
What is the primary purpose of SPSS?
What is the primary purpose of SPSS?
Match the following components with their respective descriptions:
Match the following components with their respective descriptions:
Independent variables are also known as 'responses' in a research study.
Independent variables are also known as 'responses' in a research study.
What are the two types of variables mentioned in the content?
What are the two types of variables mentioned in the content?
The significance of the study addresses the ______ of the research.
The significance of the study addresses the ______ of the research.
Match the following components of a study with their definitions:
Match the following components of a study with their definitions:
What is the main purpose of research design?
What is the main purpose of research design?
The research environment refers to the participants involved in the study.
The research environment refers to the participants involved in the study.
What are ethical considerations in research design?
What are ethical considerations in research design?
A detailed plan for obtaining a sample from a given population is known as _____ design.
A detailed plan for obtaining a sample from a given population is known as _____ design.
Match the research components to their correct definitions:
Match the research components to their correct definitions:
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Study Notes
Research Definition and Methods
- Research creates new knowledge and uses existing knowledge creatively to solve real-world problems.
- Quantitative research uses numerical data to describe and explain experiences. Descriptive statistics summarize data (mean, median, mode), while inferential statistics test hypotheses and draw conclusions.
- Qualitative research uses narrative data to explore and explain human experiences (case studies, ethnography, grounded theory, phenomenology, narrative research).
- SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) is used for complex statistical data analysis.
- Dependent variables are outcomes or responses; independent variables are often related to other measured variables.
Chapter 1: Introduction
- Introduces rationales (worldview, Asian view, philosophical view, local view).
- Presents a conceptual/theoretical framework with a schematic diagram.
- Describes relationships between components.
- Includes paragraphs discussing key points.
- States the problem and reviews relevant literature, guided by theories and addressing specific questions. It outlines steps and limitations.
- Explains the significance of the study and defines key terms.
Chapter 2: Review of Related Literature
- Details the research design, environment, participants, sampling procedure, data collection, and descriptive data analysis.
- Outlines ethical considerations.
- Includes an early analysis design (EAD) summary.
Main Sections and Components
- World view, abstract view, philosophical view, and legal view are examined.
- The conceptual framework reviews existing theories to guide arguments.
- A schematic diagram visually represents key variables and relationships.
- Relationships describe connections between components and participants.
- Paragraphs discuss the legal basis and statement of the problem, including the research hypothesis/questions.
Specific Questions, Scope, and Delimitations
- Scope and delimitation detail study inclusions (purpose, duration).
- Delimitations specify the focus of the study.
- Limitations maintain focus.
- Significance of the study explains its necessity and benefits.
Research Design and Plan
- Research design integrates study components logically.
- Research environment is where research occurs.
- Research participants are the individuals involved.
- Sampling design details obtaining a sample from the population.
- Data collection methods are tools for collecting and measuring relevant data.
- Data analysis methods process and interpret data.
- Ethical considerations guide research practices (confidentiality, consent, anonymity).
Additional Sections
- Data analysis procedures detail data processing and interpretation.
- Conclusions summarize key findings and implications.
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