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According to Aliaga and Gunderson (2002), quantitative research is ‘Explaining
phenomena by collecting numerical data that are analyzed using mathematically
based methods (in particular statistics).’ It can be used in different fields. In
education, examples of researches that can be done using quantitative research
are: ‘How many students choose to study education?’ or ‘How many mathematics
teachers do we need and how many have we got in our school district?’ (Muijs,
2004)
IMPORTANCE OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
The last test is the beta testing. It is one of the customer validation
methodologies to evaluate the level of customer satisfaction with the
product by letting it to be validated by the end users, who actually use it,
for over a period of time. Product experience gained by the end users are
asked for feedback on design, functionality, and usability and this helps
in assessing the quality of the product. Real People, Real Environment,
Real Product are the three R’s of Beta Testing and the question that arises
here in Beta Testing is “Do Customers like the Product?” (Software Testing
Help, 2020)
Beta testing can be done multiple times. There are lot of Beta Programs for
existing android applications. They do this to verify if the update to be released
will be functional and helpful to their end-users.
Aside from doing a business research, quantitative method is also done in food
sampling and tasting in supermarkets. It’s significant to know what pushes
purchase decision making with your brand, and how your customers typically
buy your product on their normal shop (Willis, 2017). From food to perfumes to
cellular phones, there exist a sample ALWAYS.
Researches in unemployment, culture and the like are part of social sciences.
Sample titles under this are:
Unemployment and men's entrance into female-dominated jobs
Race, class, and Hurricane Katrina: Social differences in human responses
to disaster
The role of administrative data in the big data revolution in social science
research
Public school accountability, workplace culture, and teacher morale
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