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research
defined as a systematic and organized process of
collecting, organizing, analyzing, and
interpreting data to find answers to people’s
queries
the prefix “re” which
means again and the word “search” meaning
to look for something
→ means to look for something again
research is coined from two words
Identify research
problem and state
research question
Review related
literature
Formulate
framework and
hypothesis
Choose data
collection
method and
analysis
Collect and organize data
Analyze data and test hypotheses
interpret data
Conclude and make
recommendations
what is the scientific method in research cycle
qualitative
quantitative
2 general methods of research
qualitative
→ characteristics
Expressed in texts
→ Sample size is small
→ Data is interpreted
→ Explore ideas
→ Open ended question
quantitative
→ Expressed in numbers (numerically)
→ Large sample size
→ Data is analyzed by mathematical tools
→ Confirm hypothesis
→ Close ended questions
BASIC (PURE) RESEARCH
APPLIED RESEARCH
two types of research
BASIC (PURE) RESEARCH
→ the aim is to come up with a new
knowledge or contribute to the existing
body of knowledge
→ an explanation is introduced about an
existing or new idea
→ aims to expand knowledge and
understanding of a subject without
immediate practical application.
applied research
→ the aim is to find applications for the
theories or create a product employing
the existing idea or theory.
→ seeks practical solutions for current
challenges.
→ focuses on solving specific problems or
addressing practical issues.
qualitative research
→ employs qualitative methods and deals
with the characteristics observed from
the respondents with minimal to no use
of statistical analysis
quantitative research
→ uses quantitative procedures where the
respondents traits are translated
numerically
→ focuses on the analysis and
interpretation of the raw numerical data
gathered based on the statistical
outcomes.
Identify the research problem
Formulate hypotheses and design the study
Collect and organize data
Analyze data and test hypotheses
Interpret data
Report the results
what is the research process
research problems
are those that
cause unfavourable circumstances in a
community or an organization, further
investigation as recommended by
previous research studies, or gaps in any
field of study
heart of a research
research hypotheses
an intellectual
guess or tentative answer to the
research questions
data collection
is the process of
gathering information by means of a
defined method in order to support the
hypothesis.
→ data analysis
is the process of
examining data against the
preconceived hypotheses
member-checking
the process of a
need to return to the research subjects
for validation purposes
information
a news of knowledge received or given by someone
primary sources
Immediate first-hand accounts
• Created at the time of an event or very soon
after something has happened
secondary sources
A text that analyzes, assesses, or interprets a
primary source
• Secondhand, published accounts that are
created after primary sources
• Can give additional opinions on a past event or
on a primary source
variable
Central idea
• Characteristic or attribute that takes on different
values
independent
dependent
intervening
antecedent
what are the operational variables
independent variable
Causes the change in a phenomenon or situation
change, treatment, antecedent, predictor
dependent variable
effects brought by independent variable
outcome, effect, response
nominal
ordinal
ratio
interval
what are the four levels of measurement used to categorize data
nominal
enable classification of individuals. Categorization into distinct groups
without any inherent order or
ranking between them.
ordinal
same as nominal but ranked. Allows for data to be categorized
and ranked.
ratio
Has all the characteristics of ordinal, nominal, and interval,/
data, plus a true zero point, which
allows for meaningful calculations of
ratios between values. fixed starting point. fixed amount
interval
data can be categorized and raned and evenly spaced. has no zero value since zero does not actually represent none
categorical (qualitative) - nominal and ordinal (NO)
numerical (quantitative) - ratio and interval (RI)
two groups of variables
categorical (qualitative) - nominal and ordinal (NO)
variables may be classified into categories and or may be placed in rank order
• Verification of existing knowledge
• Acquisition of new knowledge
• Application of new knowledge
• Advancement of the Researcher’s Expertise
aims of research
exploration
description
explanation
functions of research
realistic (empirical)
logical
cyclical
analytical
objective
critical
replicable
what are the characteristics of research
realistic
valid evidences of investigations
logical
valid, definite principles & procedures
cyclical
it starts with a problem and ends with
another
analytical
proper analysis of data
objective
free from bias or prejudice
critical
careful and precise
replicable
researchers can redo or repeat investigation
exploration, exploratory investigation
when its purpose is to provide a foundation
for future studies, the research is called an
description, descriptive research
when the primary purpose of research is to
give additional information on newly
discovered ideas that are results of
exploration, it is called
explanation, explanatory research
the task of looking at how things are
connected and how they interact is the
primary purpose of an ______________,
aims to explain relationships existing
between variables, quantitatively or
qualitatively.
sources of information
various places or channels from which one can obtain knowledge or data.
diary
record of daily experiences and events.
journal
personal record of thoughts, ideas and observations.
autobiography
is the story of a person's life, written by that person.
biography
is the life history of an individual, written by someone else