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    The document provides information on quantitative research methods including: 1. It lists several key advantages of quantitative research such as producing more reliable and objective findings that can be generalized, using statistics to study relationships between variables, and establishing cause and effect relationships. 2. It contrasts quantitative and qualitative research by noting that quantitative research focuses on numbers, facts, and impartial analysis while qualitative research uses interpretive and naturalistic approaches. 3. It defines several types of variables commonly used in quantitative research including independent and dependent variables as well as different types like categorical, nominal, ordinal, numeric, continuous, and discrete variables.

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    The document provides information on quantitative research methods including: 1. It lists several key advantages of quantitative research such as producing more reliable and objective findings that can be generalized, using statistics to study relationships between variables, and establishing cause and effect relationships. 2. It contrasts quantitative and qualitative research by noting that quantitative research focuses on numbers, facts, and impartial analysis while qualitative research uses interpretive and naturalistic approaches. 3. It defines several types of variables commonly used in quantitative research including independent and dependent variables as well as different types like categorical, nominal, ordinal, numeric, continuous, and discrete variables.

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    Kenth Godfrei Doctolero
    The document provides information on quantitative research methods including: 1. It lists several key advantages of quantitative research such as producing more reliable and objective findings that can be generalized, using statistics to study relationships between variables, and establishing cause and effect relationships. 2. It contrasts quantitative and qualitative research by noting that quantitative research focuses on numbers, facts, and impartial analysis while qualitative research uses interpretive and naturalistic approaches. 3. It defines several types of variables commonly used in quantitative research including independent and dependent variables as well as different types like categorical, nominal, ordinal, numeric, continuous, and discrete variables.

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    • Give the importance of quantitative research

    1. More reliable and objective


    2. Can use statistics to generalized a finding
    3. Often reduces and restructures complex problem to a limited number of variables
    4. Looks at relationships between variables and can establish cause and effect in highly controlled
    circumstances
    5. Test theories or hypotheses
    6. Subjectivity of researcher in methodology is recognized less
    7. Less detailed than qualitative data and may miss a desired response from the participants
     What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative research?
     Quantitative research involves numbers, reasoning, and an impartial viewpoint, quantitative research is
    focused on numerical and unchangeable facts as well as detailed, convergent reasoning rather than
    divergent thinking. While qualitative research is multimethod in emphasis and involves an interpretive,
    naturalistic approach to its subject matter.
     What are the different types of variables?
    1. Independent variable
    2. Dependent variable
    3. Categorical variables
    4. Nominal variables
    5. Ordinal variables
    6. Numeric variables
    7. Continuous variables
    8. Discrete variables

    Time to research

    Title Variables
    Independent Dependent
    1. The impacts of ingesting genetically modified Genetically modified Possible effects on human
    organisms on human health. organisms health
    2. Effects of biofertilizer on plant growth Biofertilizer Plant growth
    3. What is the effect of blood pressure level due Increase or decrease of Blood pressure
    to salt content? salt content in the body
    4. Is students’ performance affected by the usage Mobile usage Students ‘performance
    of mobile?
    5. Do plants grow faster with the application of Type of fertilizer Rate of growth of plants
    natural or synthetic fertilizer?
    6. Does the pH of water affect the performance of Ph of water Performance of water
    the water purifier purifier egg
    7. Eggshells as a substitute fertilizer on plants Eggshells Substitute fertilizer
    8. Effects of inhaling rugby on human health Inhaling rugby Possible effects on human
    among street children of the Philippines health of the children
    9. Is antidepressant pill can really help one’s Antidepressant pill Person’s mental and
    emotion and mental stability? emotional state
    10. How relationship break ups affects one’s metal Breakup Effects on person’s metal
    state? state

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