post a preliminary outline about a proposed methodology for a research problem. If you were to move to full implementation, how would you collect and analyze the data? Would your study be qualitative or quantitative and why?
-choose a topic project for interest and inquiry.
-Review the literature on the topic and use it. it should be
conducted early.
-The research questions should be specific, address the important
issues, be novel, be practical and be with reasonable scope.
For analyzing data use statistics and reasoning for important
implications using operational definition. The project needs
well-designed measures to be valid.
there are two categories in research qualitative and
quantitative.
Qualitative research shows a situation, phenomenon, event, it can
be done through direct interaction with groups. It will be a more
in-depth focus on the small population than quantitative research,
it includes open-ended questions, it collects and analyzes data. it
provides rich information and description with deep
understanding.
Quantitative research has a larger sample size, uses statistical
data analysis, hybrid studies needed to maximize the benefits in
both approaches.
Quantitative research studies involve in few variables in many
cases. it ensures validity and reliability. it uses the standard
method the research will be replicated, analyzed and compared with
other studies. It is simple to define and identify. a statistical
technique used to analyze the data, there is no hypothesis and
testing, it identifies the reasonable difference among groups.
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