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Objective (Quantitative Research)

Research that is based on empirical data, focusing on observable outcomes and facts.

Empirical Data

Data that is based on observed and measured phenomena, serving as a foundation for research findings.

Feasibility in Research

The practicality of a research question, ensuring that it can be addressed within the limits of time and resources.

Grounded on Theory

A principle that emphasizes the need for research hypotheses to be supported by established theoretical frameworks.

Data Analysis

The process of categorizing, summarizing, and manipulating data to address research questions.

Data Interpretation

The process of making inferences and drawing conclusions based on the results of data analysis.

Tabulation of Data

The process of organizing raw data into tables for clearer analysis and interpretation.

Data Processing

The manipulation of data to produce meaningful results that can address specific research questions.

Graphical Methods of Presenting Data

Visual techniques such as charts and graphs that simplify the presentation of research findings.

Line Graph

A graphical representation that shows a continuous change or trend over time.

Bar Graph

A chart that uses bars to compare different categories of data.

Pie Chart

A circular chart that represents the proportions of parts to a whole.

Text Presentation of Data

The use of words and statements to describe and interpret numerical data.

Tabular Presentation of Data

The organization of data into tables, allowing for easy comparison and analysis.

Coding of Data

A method of categorizing open-ended survey responses for easier analysis.

Classification of Data

The arrangement of data into categories when analyzing statistical information.

Research Interpretation

An exposition explaining the meaning of the research material concerning the study's purpose.

Raw Data

Unprocessed data collected directly from the source.

Output Data

Data that has been processed and summarized for analysis.