bj baliw Flashcards

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It is the process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting non-numerical data, such as stories, perceptions, or experiences

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Qualitative Research

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Understand how an individual subjectively perceives and gives meaning to their reality

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Qualitative Research

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It is used to test casual relationships between variables, make predictions, and generalize results to wider populations

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Quantitative Research

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It is used to test a theory and ultimately support or reject it

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Research

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It is used to produce either numerical data or data that can be put into categories (e.g. “yes” or “no” answers)

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Experimental

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Statistics help us turn quantitative data into useful information to help with decision making

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Data Analysis

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7
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Statistics can be?

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Inferential or Descriptive

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It helps us summarize data whereas inferential statistics are used to identify statistically significant differences between groups of data

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Descriptive

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What are the phases in Quantitative Research?

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Conceptual, Planning, Empirical, Analytical, Dissemination

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What phase identifies the problem, rrl is reviewed, theoretical framework is developed, hypothesis is formulated, and terms are defined

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Conceptual Phase

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What phase determines the research design, population is identified and studied, sampling strategy is planned, research instrument is developed, and data analysis procedures are identified

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Planning Phase

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What phase collects data and prepares it for analysis

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Empirical Phase

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What phase gathers data and interprets the result

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Analytical Phase

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What phase publishes the findings and uses it in practice

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Dissemination Phase

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15
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It chooses a specific topic

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Aspect

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16
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It determines if the initial variable can be broken down into smaller parts

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Components

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Geographical unit of analysis

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Place

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The shorter the ____, the narrower the focus

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Time

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Focuses on the topic in terms of class of people, places, and phenomena

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Type

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The topic should be ______ and _______

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Interesting and Feasible

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What to consider in choosing a feasible topic?

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Time, Money, Resources, Skills, Access

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Refers to published works you consult on your narrowed topic

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Literature

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It provides an overview of sources. Survey books, scholarly articles, and any other sources relevant to a particular issue, area of research, or theory

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Review of Related Literature

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