research design

types of research

applied

  • solve specific practical problems

quantitative

  • collecting and analyzing numerical data

qualitative

  • understanding behaviors, beliefs, and experiences

experimental

  • manipulates variable to observe effect

descriptive

  • describe characteristics of a phenomenon

  • In-depth

correlational

  • relationship between variables w/o manipulation

case study

  • in-depth analysis of an individual, group, or a phenomenon

research approach

quantitative

  • objective, independent, causal, value free, instruments, numerical, manipulated

  • quasi experimental, non experiments

qualitative

  • constructed, dependent, situation specific, value bound, small number, human, language, no manipulation

  • ethnographic: patterns & experiences

  • grounded theory: indiv pov

N of 1

  • objective, system specific, causal, value free, purposive, instruments, manipulated, numerical

  • determines best intervention for and individual

prognostic factors

  • nonexperimental: clearly preceded outcome, findings consistent with previous

  • epidemiologic: cohort, case control

    • share common experience / characteristics

cohort design

prospective

retrospective

collected data

from records

exposed / unexposed

exposure

assess the outcome of interest

measures outcome at follow-up

case control

  • commonly used in dse or outcomes

  • basically yung isa expected na lalabas yung expected outcome, the other hindi but possible

systematic review

  • specific research question to be addressed

  • detailed inclusion & exclusion

  • no need for ethical review?

meta analysis

  • pooling of data

sampling

  • probability: equal chances to be selected

  • simple random sampling: population is accessible, have list

  • stratified random sampling: divided into strata or subgroups, demographic factor

  • systematic random sampling: selected subjects, systematic rule

  • cluster: nearly impossible, large size, multistage

  • convenience: availability & accessibility

  • purposive: specific reason

  • snowball: rare, referral

  • quota: # of respondents

validity of methodology

internal

  • compesatory rivalry / resentful

  • interactions between assignment and maturation, history, or instrumentation

construct

  • interaction between different tx

    • testing & tx

  • expectancies

external

  • selection, setting, time

hawthorne effect

  • modifies their behavior in respose to being observed / studied

qualitative research

  • themes & pattern

  • experiences, perception, and behavior

ethnography

  • social & cultural

  • researcher is directly immersed

grounded theory

  • inductive

  • explain how and why an event occurs

phenomenology

  • meaning of a phenomena

  • lived experiences, how and why they behave in certain way ( their perspective)

data collection

  • unstructured: open-ended question

  • structured: predetermined # of questions

saturation

model

description

principal focus

theoretical situation

grounded theory

sampling

inductive thematic saturation

new codes / themes

analysis

priori thematic saturation

identifies codes / themes

sampling

data saturation

new data expressed from previous

data collection

quanti vs quali concepts

  • credibility: internal validity

    • plausibility of findings

    • triangulation - cross checking

  • transferability: external

    • apply findings to surroundings

  • dependability: reliability

    • are results believable

participants check

  • transcript: from recorded interviews

  • interpretive: participants review the finding interpretation