This document summarizes key aspects of research methods. It defines research as the systematic investigation to establish facts and reach conclusions. It outlines seven common types of research: descriptive, exploratory, explanatory, experimental, correlational, qualitative, and quantitative. Qualitative research focuses on subjective experiences through methods like interviews, while quantitative research analyzes numerical data to test hypotheses. Finally, it provides examples of qualitative and quantitative research titles.
This document summarizes key aspects of research methods. It defines research as the systematic investigation to establish facts and reach conclusions. It outlines seven common types of research: descriptive, exploratory, explanatory, experimental, correlational, qualitative, and quantitative. Qualitative research focuses on subjective experiences through methods like interviews, while quantitative research analyzes numerical data to test hypotheses. Finally, it provides examples of qualitative and quantitative research titles.
This document summarizes key aspects of research methods. It defines research as the systematic investigation to establish facts and reach conclusions. It outlines seven common types of research: descriptive, exploratory, explanatory, experimental, correlational, qualitative, and quantitative. Qualitative research focuses on subjective experiences through methods like interviews, while quantitative research analyzes numerical data to test hypotheses. Finally, it provides examples of qualitative and quantitative research titles.
Name: Justine Kira C. Francisco Grade and Section: 11- St. John Bosco STEM
1) The Definition of Research
the systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions. 2) Types of Research Descriptive Research: Describing characteristics or behaviors. Exploratory Research: Exploring a topic when little is known. Explanatory Research: Explaining relationships between variables. Experimental Research: Manipulating variables to observe effects. Correlational Research: Examining relationships between variables. Qualitative Research: Interpreting subjective experiences or behaviors. Quantitative Research: Analyzing numerical data for patterns. Action Research: Collaboratively addressing practical problems. 3) Difference Between Qualitative and Quantitative Quantitative research involves gathering numerical data to test hypotheses and make statistical inferences, while qualitative research focuses on exploring subjective experiences and understanding complex phenomena through non-numerical data such as interviews or observations. 4) Five titles for Qualitative and Quantitative A. Qualitative “The Study of Life Experiences of Caregivers” “Exploring the dynamics of Workplace Diversity” “Exploring the Psychosocial Challenges Met by Caregivers of Individuals with Obsessive- Compulsive Disorder” “Uncovering the Lived experiences of Individuals with Anxiety Disorders” “Recognizing the Impact of Stereotypes on Help-Seeking Behaviors among Individuals with Depression” B. Quantitative “Determining the Impact of Social Services on Mental Health Outcomes” “Statistical Analysis of Stress Levels Among STEM Students and its Impact on Mental Health" “A Quantitative Study on the Presence and Treatment of Mental Health Disorders in Rural Communities” “The Impact of a Flexible Schedule on Student Productivity: A Quantitative Analysis” “Measuring the Influence of Cultural Diversity in the Classroom on Team Effectiveness and Creativity”