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    The document outlines different methodologies used in research including quantitative and qualitative approaches. Quantitative methods can be experimental, quasi-experimental, or correlational and are used to test hypotheses and examine cause and effect relationships. Experimental methods use randomization, manipulation, and control groups to establish internal validity and answer predictive questions. Correlational methods examine association and relationships between variables. Qualitative methods like grounded theory, ethnography, case studies, and phenomenology aim to describe phenomena and generate theories through exploratory and descriptive objectives.

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    The document outlines different methodologies used in research including quantitative and qualitative approaches. Quantitative methods can be experimental, quasi-experimental, or correlational and are used to test hypotheses and examine cause and effect relationships. Experimental methods use randomization, manipulation, and control groups to establish internal validity and answer predictive questions. Correlational methods examine association and relationships between variables. Qualitative methods like grounded theory, ethnography, case studies, and phenomenology aim to describe phenomena and generate theories through exploratory and descriptive objectives.

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    Variable and Cause and Effect 1.randomization 2.manipulation 3.control Precise With Cause and Effect

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    The document outlines different methodologies used in research including quantitative and qualitative approaches. Quantitative methods can be experimental, quasi-experimental, or correlational and are used to test hypotheses and examine cause and effect relationships. Experimental methods use randomization, manipulation, and control groups to establish internal validity and answer predictive questions. Correlational methods examine association and relationships between variables. Qualitative methods like grounded theory, ethnography, case studies, and phenomenology aim to describe phenomena and generate theories through exploratory and descriptive objectives.

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    Methodology Theory

    Explanatory and predictive


    Quantitative True Experiment Predictive
    Hypothesis Precise with
    1.Randomization Effect Internal validity
    Variable and cause and effect
    Cause and 2.Manipulation
    Differences
    effect 3.Control

    Comparative Differences
    Quantitative Explanatory
    or Compare
    Questions External validity Adding
    Association or Association generalizablility more depth
    Relational Correlational and breadth
    relationship
    differences
    correlation

    Qualitative
    Grounded Theory Describes Descriptive
    Objectives
    Describe or History Ethnography Theory
    explore generated or
    Phenomenology Case study explore it

    Exploratory and descriptive

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