The document discusses research philosophies and the types of methodologies typically associated with each. It identifies the main research philosophies as positivism, postpositivism, interpretivism, constructivism, and hermeneutics. For each philosophy, it provides a brief description and indicates whether the methodology is typically qualitative or quantitative. For example, it states that positivism uses quantitative methods but can also use qualitative, while interpretivism and constructivism use qualitative methods.
The document discusses research philosophies and the types of methodologies typically associated with each. It identifies the main research philosophies as positivism, postpositivism, interpretivism, constructivism, and hermeneutics. For each philosophy, it provides a brief description and indicates whether the methodology is typically qualitative or quantitative. For example, it states that positivism uses quantitative methods but can also use qualitative, while interpretivism and constructivism use qualitative methods.
The document discusses research philosophies and the types of methodologies typically associated with each. It identifies the main research philosophies as positivism, postpositivism, interpretivism, constructivism, and hermeneutics. For each philosophy, it provides a brief description and indicates whether the methodology is typically qualitative or quantitative. For example, it states that positivism uses quantitative methods but can also use qualitative, while interpretivism and constructivism use qualitative methods.
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Research methods A research philosophy is a There are 4 philosophical Following list show which research belief about the way in which Assumptions given below: Philosophy used enlisted methods: data about a phenomenon 1. Ontological should be gathered, analyzed 2. Epistemological and used. 3. Axiological Positivism: In Research philosophy, 4. Methodological Theoretical paradigms and It used quantitative, but can also be used perspectives are: Characteristics of these qualitative. 1. Positivism philosophical assumption are: 2. Postpositivism 3. Interpretivism Ontological: Interpretivism: 4. Constructivism Reality is multiple as seen 5. Hermeneutics It used qualitative methodology. Through many views. Positivism- Constructivism: Epistemological: Positivist belief reality is stable, Constructivism philosophical paradigm Subjective evidence from describe objective viewpoint without used qualitative research approach. participants interference of phenomena being Axiological: studied. Hermeneutics: Researcher acknowledges Interpretivism- This paradigm also used qualitative that research is value-laden In this paradigm, reality is fully research approach. and that biases are present understood and viewpoint is related to subjective interpretation
Reductionism, Empirical Researcher uses inductive In postpositivism, Quantitative Observation and measurement, logic, studies the topic within methodology is considered to be valid. Theory verification its context, and uses an Pragmatic assumptions: Constructivism- emerging design It uses mixed methods. Understanding multiple participant meaning social and historical construction theory generation