specific holistic

subjective predictive
hypothesis objective
testing quantifiable
non-
hypothesis quantifiable
generating
explanatory

Quantitative Research Qualitative Research

1. Quantifiable 1. Non-quantifiable

2. Objective 2. Subjective

3. Predictive 3. Holistic

4. Specific 4. Explanatory

5. Hypothesis Testing 5. Hypothesis Generating

 Directions: Rearrange the jumbled letters given on each item to get the
correct words associated with research.
Note: Definition of each word is provided to serve as your clue.
1. (hcacartesircit): It refers to a distinguishing trait, quality, or property.
2. (gnhterts): It means a strong attribute or inherent asset.
3. (knsseeaw): It is the quality or state of being weak.
4. (ndki): It pertains to a group united by common traits.
5. (cetanmiorp): It implies the significant worth of something.
 Directions: Rearrange the jumbled letters given on each item to get the
correct words associated with research.
Note: Definition of each word is provided to serve as your clue.
1. (characteristic): It refers to a distinguishing trait, quality, or property.
2. (strength): It means a strong attribute or inherent asset.
3. (weakness): It is the quality or state of being weak.
4. (kind): It pertains to a group united by common traits.
5. (importance): It implies the significant worth of something.
What are the three (3) types of approach to basic
research? Describe each type.

Quantitative Research
- is a formal, objective, and systematic procedure for obtaining information about the world
using numerical data. This research method is used to explain variables, investigate
correlations between variables, and identify cause-and-effect interactions between
variables.

Qualitative Research
- is based on information gathered by the researcher through firsthand observation,
interviews, surveys, focus groups, participant observation, natural setting recordings,
documents, and artifacts. The information is mostly non-numerical.

Mixed Method
- is a methodology that allows researchers to use more than just one methodology to solve
a problem or a set of hypotheses. More precisely it refers to the systematic integration,
or“mixing” of quantitative and qualitative data within a single research project or simply
alongside a set of hypotheses.
1. Can you recognize the nature of qualitative research, its kinds, characteristics, strengths,
and weaknesses? Kindly provide your brief explanation.
- Kinds of qualitative research : case study, ethnography, phenomenology, content and
discourse analysis. Characteristics: human understanding and interpretation in data
analysis Active, powerful in data gathering and rephrasing interview questions

Strengths: it adopts a naturalistic approach to its subject matter,, promotes a full

understanding of human behavior/personality traits in their natural

Weaknesses: it involves a lot of researcher’s subjectivity in data analysis

2. How do the strengths and weaknesses help us in writing the research proposal?
- We all have skills and weaknesses when creating a research proposal. Recognizing our
strengths and limitations can assist us in improving the areas where we fall short. It can assist
us in improving ourselves in order to discover what may be better in terms of writing a
research proposal. It can also assist us in being more informed in order for the research to
be more effective.

3. Can you figure out the importance of qualitative research? Organize your ideas by
presenting three important functions of qualitative research.
- Qualitative research is in-depth research that uses a range of approaches to figure out
how and why individuals think, feel, behave, and act the way they do. Sample sizes are often
small because the purpose of observational interviews and even focus groups is to develop
ideas, methodologies, or, for example, an understanding of mechanisms that control
groups or organizations. Qualitative analysis can be used in practically any study setting
when the goal isn't to figure out "how many."
Topics Subject Importance of the Research
1 Spices and To know its nutrient content use as medicine
Herbs
2 Juan Dela Cruz to know the contribution of this Filipino inventor

3 Parents views in order to know how the parents view the new normal education

4 Korean car to know the body parts of it compared to other car manufacturers

5 Bacteria to know the common bacteria in food and how it affects the
consumer
6 SHS learners to know their habits use in studying
7 Lemon leaves to know its medicinal elements that we can use as alternatives

8 Asian novels to know its history developments trough out the past centuries

9 Higa-onon to know how its wedding rites happen compared to a common

wedding rites in our country
10 Corana virus to know its nature and how it affects someone infected with it
disease