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Types Ofquantitative Research Design: Descriptive Research Aims To Accurately and Systematically Describe A
Types Ofquantitative Research Design: Descriptive Research Aims To Accurately and Systematically Describe A
Ratio variable
Nature of Research B. Discrete Variables
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Research importance-Research is what propels humanity forward. It's fueled by curiosity:
Nominal Variables
we get curious, ask questions, and immerse ourselves in discovering everything there is to
Ordinal Variables
know. Learning is thriving. Without curiosity and research, progress would slow to a halt, and
our lives as we know them would be completely different.
KINDS OF VARIABLES
o Research 1. INDEPENDENT VARIABLE (assumed cause)
-a careful,systematic stusdy in field of knowledge that is 2. DEPENDENT VARIABLE (assumed effects)
undertaken to discover or establish acts or principles. 3. EXTRANEOUS VARIABLES
-to search again, to take another move ,to find out more(Selltiz et 4. CONTROL VARABLES
al.) 5. CONFOUNDING VARIABLES
6. INTERVINNING VARIABLES
Characteristics of Research (Calmorin & Calmorin) 7. MODERATE VARIABLES
Empirical - based on direct experience or observations by the research.
Logical- based on valid procedures and principles. RRL
Cyclical- starts with a problem and ends with a problem. Process of RRL:
Analytical-utilize analytical procedures in gathering data whether Stage 1: Search for Literature
historical, descriptive ,experimental or case study Stage 2: Reading the Source Material
Replicability - design and procedures are replicated to enable the Stage 3: Writing the Review
researchers to arrive at valid conclusive research.
How to Cite Sources
QUALI VS. QUANTI RESEARCH One Author- last name. year, page number (e.g. Gower,2001,p.207)
Two Author- Cite both authors (last name),year , page number (e.g. Jackson &
Mackaray ,2003,p.77).
Qualitative- relies on data obtained by the researcher from first-hand
Three to Five Authors-identify all authors the first time you cite the source
observation, interviews, questionnaires, focus groups, participant-observation, -first author’s last name followed by “et al.”(Adams et al. 2014, p.61).
recordings made in natural settings, documents, case studies, and artifacts. Six or More Authors -last name of first author followed by “et al.,year and page
(More on words -non numerical). number”(eg. Adams et al.,2013,p.181).
Organization as Author-(eg. According to the American Library Association
Quantitative -expressions like numerical forms, objectives thinking, statistical (ALA.2011),p.8)
No Author-Cite shortened title of the title.(eg. The book Histories of Leisure (2002)
methods and requirement signal(numerical).
described…(p.98).
Anonymous Author- put “Anonymous” in the citation(eg. Anonymous,2013,p.15).
Types ofQuantitative Research Design
COMPONENTS OF CHAPTERS
Descriptive research aims to accurately and systematically describe a CHAPTER 1
population, situation or phenomenon. RESEARCH TITLE
A correlational research design investigates relationships between two INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
variables (or more) without the researcher controlling or manipulating any
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
of them
o INFERENTIAL
A true experimental design is one in which the researcher manipulates more on statistical analysis answer
the Independent Variable (or variables) to observe its effect on some o DESCRIPTIVE
behavior or cognitive process (the dependent variable). answer the questions of W’s
HYPOTHESIS(HYPOTHESES-PLURAL)
o NULL HYPOTHESIS
Types of Quanti Research
no significant relation
Casual Comparative Research
o ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS
Experimental Research there is a significant relation
Survey Research SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
Correlational Research SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
Action Research DEFINITION OF TERMS
o CONCEPTUAL DEFINITION
dictionary meaning
RESEARCH VARIABLES
o OPERATIONAL DEFINITION
researcher’s meaning
RESEARCH VARIABLE
CHAPTER 2
NATURE OF VARIABLES KINDS OF VARIABLES REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
o LITERATURE- is an oral or written records
o LITERATURE REVIEW- survey books, scholarly articles, and any other
INDEPENDENT
CONTINUOUS DISCRETE sources relevant to a particular issue, area of research, etc.
VARIABLES VARIABLES VARIABLE
o A REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE- an analysis of man’s written or
DEPENDENT VARIABLE
INTERVAL NOMINAL spoken knowledge of the world.
VARIABLE VARIABLE EXTRANEOUS
VARIABLE
RATIO ORDINAL CHAPTER 3
CONTROL VARIABLE
VARIABLE VARIABLE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
CONFOUNDING
PURPOSE OF THE STUDY AND RESEARCH DESIGN
METHODS (PARTICIPANTS, DATA GATHERING INSTRUMENTS, DATA
Variables- term frequently used in research projects. Something that can
GATHERING PROCEDURE)
change and/can be more than one value. Something that “varies”.
STATISTICAL DATA ANALYSIS PROCEDURE
NATURE OF VARIABLES
A. Continuous Variables
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