Quantitative Research

-an objective systematic empirical investigation of observable phenomena through

the use of computational techniques.
CHARACTERISTICS
1. Objective -
2. Clearly defined question - questionnaires, formulating your own research title.
3. Structured research instruments - materials that are available to use in
conducting research. [e.g.] laptops, tools, questionnaires.
4. Numerical Data - tables, charts, pie, diagram.
5. Large Sample Sizes - create your own formula.
6. Replication - proofreading, reviewing, typographies.
7. Future outcomes - ~FINISH PRODUCT~
ADVANTAGES of QR
- it is your objective
- it is your statistics which you'll use to facilitate your formula.
- numerical data can be analyzed in an easy way.
- quantitative research is replicable.
DISADVANTAGES of QR
- requires a lot number of respondents.
- expensive, costly.
- info are usually ignored (don't be contented, "di pwede ang pwede na.")
- your studies should be connected and generalized to all audiences/respondents.
- if not done seriously or incorrectly may not be accurate.
- when the research is done make sure that
5. Causal Comparative - focus in facts, this is also known as the ex facto.
6. Experimental Research - experiment within the gathered data. Specially to
explain the cost and effect relationship. Scientific methods, hypothesis.

Requirements in Practical Research 121:

1/4 Index Card (White)
Name: [Lastname], [First name] [M.I.]
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