kinds of quantitative research

Question 1

the focus is in the description of the nature, characteristics, and components of the population or phenomenon

Answer 1

descriptive

Question 2

deals with the systematic investigation of the nature of relationships or associations between or among the variables without studying the casual reasons behind them

Answer 2

correlational

Question 3

aims to assess the effects, impacts, or outcomes of practices, policies, or programs

Answer 3

evaluation

Question 4

involves selecting and studying samples chosen from a population and may be done through face-to-face, by phone, mail, and online

Answer 4

survey

Question 5

involves discussion of the cause of the phenomenon and derives conclusions from observations and manifestations that already occurred in the past and are now compared to some dependent variables

Answer 5

casual-comparative research

Question 6

involves the use of the scientific method to investigate the cause-and-effect relationship of the variables under controlled conditions.

Answer 6

experimental