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What is the main objective of a Descriptive Design in research?
What is the main objective of a Descriptive Design in research?
- To examine the causes of a phenomenon
- To compare the effectiveness of different interventions
- To describe the characteristics of a situation and its related variables (correct)
- To measure the difference between groups of participants
What is the primary purpose of a Case Study Design in research?
What is the primary purpose of a Case Study Design in research?
- To compare the impact of different variables on a situation
- To examine contemporary situations in real life (correct)
- To measure the difference between diverse groups of participants
- To describe the characteristics of a particular phenomenon
Which research design focuses on socially and solution-driven outcomes applicable in the teaching-learning process?
Which research design focuses on socially and solution-driven outcomes applicable in the teaching-learning process?
- Causal Design
- Cross-Sectional Design
- Action Research Design (correct)
- Experimental Design
What happens when a difference in a phenomenon leads to significant results in a Causal Design?
What happens when a difference in a phenomenon leads to significant results in a Causal Design?
Which research design involves an experimental group and a control group?
Which research design involves an experimental group and a control group?
What is the general purpose of research design in a research study?
What is the general purpose of research design in a research study?
Study Notes
Research Design
- Research design is the process of structuring techniques and strategies to solve problems or answer questions in research.
- There are seven types of research designs:
Types of Research Designs
- Action Research Design: focuses on socially and solution-driven outcomes applicable in the teaching-learning process.
- Case Study Design: examines contemporary situations in real life, providing bases for applying concepts and theories.
- Causal Design: measures the impact of a particular change on an existing situation or norm, where a causal effect occurs when a difference in a phenomenon leads to significant results.
- Cross-Sectional Design: measures differences between or among diverse sets of participants, subjects, or phenomena using survey techniques to gather data.
- Descriptive Design: answers questions like who, what, when, where, and how of a research problem, intending to describe "what exists" in a situation and its related variables.
- Experimental Design: involves an experimental group and a control group, where the independent variable is applied to the experimental group while maintaining the control group.
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Test your understanding of research design, population and sampling, and research instruments in this chapter 3 quiz. Learn about action research design, socially driven outcomes, and more. Assess your knowledge of research methodology.
