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ENGLISH - Quali/Quanti Research
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Example: "As a black African, how do you handle racism and social criticism?" (No racism intended)
Focus Groups
Ethnography
Interviews
Literature Review
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___ using NUMERICAL DATA.
Theory-driven
measure variables and test hypothesis
Structured data collection
Statistical Analysis
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measured on an INTERVAL OR RATIO SCALE.
Discrete Variables
Continuous Variables
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Your study involves STRUCTURED DATA COLLECTION METHODS (e.g., surveys, experiments, standardized tests).
False
True
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FOCUS: Confirm or TEST THEORY/HYPOTHESIS
Qualitative
Quantitative
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Example: "How can the Philippine government best support gender equality?"
Focus Groups
Ethnography
Interviews
Literature Review
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Describes CHARACTERISTICS OF FUNCTIONS
Descriptive Research
Experimental Research / True Experimentation
Quasi-Experimental Research
Correaltional Research
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PICTURES that show how two sets of information or variables are related, usually by lines or curves.
Statistics
Numbers
Experiments
Graphs
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ANALYSIS: SUMMARIZE, categorize, interpret
Qualitative
Quantitative
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Quantitative studies involve ___ METHODS
Statistical Analysis
Theory-driven
Structured data collection
measure variables and test hypothesis
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Example: "According to World-Population-Review, Switzerland is the most developed country in the world in terms of HDI."
Literature Review
Ethnography
Focus Groups
Interviews
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UNIVERSAL MEANING OF THE WORD that came from dictionaries, books, research authors, books, etc.
Language
Operational Definition
Semantic Shift
Technical Definition
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These are WORDS THAT CAN CHANGE MEANINGS as time passes by
Language
Operational Definition
Technical Definition
Semantic Shift
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Categorized by: TESTING, measurement, objectivity, replicability
Quantitative
Qualitative
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How the term is applied and USED IN THE STUDY. "as used in this study"
Operational Definition
Language
Semantic Shift
Technical Definition
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Categorized by: UNDERSTANDING, context, complexity, subjectivity
Quantitative
Qualitative
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testing ___ RESEARCH QUESTIONS with a clear structure.
Theory-driven
measure variables and test hypothesis
Statistical Analysis
Structured data collection
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Which question does Qualitative research answer?
Why? // Where?
Why? // How?
Why? // What?
What? // How?
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A TEST DONE in order to learn something or to discover if something works or is true.
Numbers
Experiments
Graphs
Statistics
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represent COUNTABLE DATA. (e.g. number of countries, no. of exams taken per year, grade level)
Discrete Variables
Continuous Variables
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SIGNS OR SYMBOLS representing a unit that forms part of the system of counting and calculating.
Experiments
Numbers
Statistics
Graphs
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This involves ASKING OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS.
Interviews
Focus Groups
Literature Review
Ethnography
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examines RELATIONSHIP between variables.
Quasi-Experimental Research
Experimental Research / True Experimentation
Correaltional Research
Descriptive Research
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survey of PUBLISHED WORKS by other authors.
Ethnography
Focus Groups
Interviews
Literature Review
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The following are the concepts of qualitative research EXCEPT: "When to use it?"
Phenomenon
Close-Ended data
In-Depth Understanding
Experiences
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You need to measure variables and test hypotheses using NUMERICAL DATA.
True
False
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IMMERSIVE research method.
Focus Groups
Interviews
Ethnography
Literature Review
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You are TESTING THEORY-DRIVEN RESEARCH QUESTIONS with a clear structure.
True
False
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expressed using WHOLE NUMBERS or INTEGERS.
Discrete Variables
Continuous Variables
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any value within a SPECIFIC RANGE.
Continuous Variables
Discrete Variables
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Expressed in: NUMBERS, graphs, few words
Quantitative
Qualitative
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similar to [this word will give away the answer] but LACKS RANDOM ASSIGNMENT.
Quasi-Experimental Research
Descriptive Research
Experimental Research / True Experimentation
Correaltional Research
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Investigates CAUSE AND EFFECT by manipulating variables
Experimental Research / True Experimentation
Correaltional Research
Quasi-Experimental Research
Descriptive Research
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ODD ONE OUT: Operational definitions are... detailed, subjective, observable, contextual || Which does not belong?
Subjective
Observable
Contextual
Detailed
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Questions: CLOSE-ended
Qualitative
Quantitative
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Your research requires EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS to establish relationships, correlations, or causal effects.
False
True
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It has SPECIFIC VALUES
Discrete Variables
Continuous Variables
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represent MEASURABLE DATA often used by a scale (e.g. distance travelled by geographers, height of individuals)
Discrete Variables
Continuous Variables
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Discussion among a GROUP OF PEOPLE.
Interviews
Ethnography
Literature Review
Focus Groups
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to ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS, correlations, or causal effects.
Structured data collection
measure variables and test hypothesis
Theory-driven
Statistical Analysis
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Which of the following defines QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH?
the process of collecting and ANALYZING NUMERICAL DATA
All (Numcerical Data, Deductive Methods, Patterns)
DEDUCTIVE METHODS are used to verify the observed event.
find PATTERNS and averages
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Example: "Why do you think New Zealand has the most developed Racial Equality?"
Interviews
Ethnography
Focus Groups
Literature Review
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The following are the concepts of qualitative research EXCEPT: "What is it?"
Opinions
Numerical Data
Concepts
Experiences
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You aim for generalizability by studying a SMALL SAMPLE.
False
True
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a COLLECTION OF NUMERICAL FACTS or measurements, as about people, business conditions, or weather.
Statistics
Experiments
Graphs
Numbers