II.

CONCEPT MAP

Health Sciences (Medical Technology, Dentistry, Nursing, Medicine, etc.) use

quantitative research designs like descriptive, pre-experimental, quasi-
experimental, true-experiment, case study, among others.

Quantitative research in medical education tends to be predominantly

observational

research based on

surveys or

correlational

studies.

In the natural and

social sciences,

quantitative

research is the

systematic,

empirical

investigation of

observable

phenomena via

statistical,

mathematical or

computational

techniques.

Researches can

help design a new

product or service,

figuring out what

is needed and

ensure the

development of

product is highly
targeted towards

demand.

Quantitative psychology plays an

integral role in all sectors of

psychology: education, science, and

public interest and practice.

Relationship Questions in today’s quantitative trend tend to explore how

one behavior exhibited by people is

related to other types of behavior.

Quantitative research is used to

analyze how sports may be used

as an alternative way of

medicating an illness.

Researchers are often interested

in how an understanding of a

particular communication

phenomenon might generalize