ABSTRACT (n.) METHODOLOGY (n.) QUANTITATIVE (adj.

[ab-strakt] [ˌmeTHəˈdäləjē] [ˈkwän(t)əˌtādiv]

a summary of the A system of methods Relating to, measuring or

contents of a book, used in a particular area measured by the
article or formal speech of study or activity quantity rather than its
quality
DATA (n.) PARTICIPANT (n.) QUESTIONNAIRE (n.)

[dā′tə] [pärˈtisəp(ə)nt] [ˌkwesCHəˈner]

Facts and statistics A person who takes part A set of printed or

collected together for in something written questions with a
reference or analysis choice of answers,
devised for the purposes
of survey
DELIMITATIONS (n.) POPULATION (n.) RESEARCH (n.)

[dəˌliməˈtāSHən] [ˌpäpyəˈlāSH(ə)n] [ˈrēˌsərCH,rəˈsərCH]

The action of fixing the A particular section, The systematic

boundary or limits of group or type of people investigation into and
something living in an are or study of materials in
country order to establish facts
INTRODUCTION (n.) RANDOM (adj.) THEORY (n.)

[ˌintrəˈdəkSHən] [ˈrandəm] [ˈTHirē]

The action of introducing Made, done, happening A supposition or a system

something or chosen without of ideas intended to
method or conscious explain something
decision
LIMITATIONS (n.) QUALITATIVE (adj.) VARIABLE (n.)

[ˌliməˈtāSH(ə)n] [ˈkwäləˌtādiv] [ˈverēəb(ə)l]

A limiting rule or Relating to, measuring or A person, place, thing or

circumstance; a measured by the quality phenomenon that you
restriction or something rather than are trying to measure
its quantity
“An abstract of his
inaugural address”
SYNONYMS:
Summary, synopsis,
précis, résumé, outline
“there is very little data
available”
SYNONYMS:
Facts, figures, statistics,
details, particulars
“people raised questions
on the new delimitation”
SYNONYMS:
Custody, detention,
incarceration,
internment, bounds
“issues arising from the
introduction of new
technology”
SYNONYMS:
Institution, establishment,
initiation, launch
“severe limitations on
water use”
SYNONYMS:
Restriction, curb,
restraint, constraint,
control, check
“a methodology for “quantitative analysis”
investigating the
concept of focal points” SYNONYMS:
Quantifiable,
SYNONYMS: computable, assessable,
Manner, procedure, calculable
mode, modus operandi
“eager students would “I made a set of
become firsthand questionnaire to analyze
participants” their knowledge”
SYNONYMS: SYNONYMS:
Contributor, party, Form, test, exam,
member, partaker questions, survey form
“a city with a large “we're fighting
students population” meningitis by raising
money for medical
SYNONYMS: research”
Inhabitants, residents,
people, citizens SYNONYMS:
Investigation, study,
analysis, experiment
“a random sample of “Darwin's theory of
200 households” evolution”
SYNONYMS: SYNONYMS:
At random, arbitrarily, Hypothesis, thesis,
randomly conjecture, supposition
“a qualitative change in “the quality of hospital
the undergraduate food is highly variable”
curriculum”
SYNONYMS:
SYNONYMS: Changeable, changing,
Approximate, subjective, varying, shifting
conditional, dependent