Kinds of Research

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means to look again

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Research

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is defined as the process of GATHERING INFORMATION to ESTABLISH FACTS, or to VALIDATE THEORIES or PRINCIPLES through the use of careful and systematic method

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Research

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What are the three Approaches to Research, and who mentioned it?

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Fraenkel and Wallen

1. Descriptive Studies
2. Associational / Correlational
3. Intervention Studies

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give a detailed account of a phenomenon as extensively and carefully as possible.

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Descriptive Studies

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This approach investigates or determines the relationship between or among different phenomena or factors.

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Associational / Correlational

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introduces a treatment which assumed to bring about certain results or outcomes.

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Intervention Studies

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Examples of this type are found in
Biology, Botany, Zoology, Humanities, and
Education.

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Descriptive Studies

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A study of this type will help you understand a phenomenon fully and will enable you to make predictions.
For example, you might want to find out if there is a relationship between achievement and social status.

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Associational / Correlational

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To arrive at answers to questions generated in this research

One example of this study is determining whether the flesh and peel of Fuji apple have hair growing property.

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Intervention Studies

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mentions the following types of research according to the objectives as well as the questions they ask and answer.

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Wisker

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This type seeks to examine a phenomenon and describe it thoroughly.
this type of research is stable for only a certain period of time and must therefore be repeated whenever necessary.
It seeks to answer the question WHAT.

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Descriptive Research

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is defined as anything that has quality and quantity. ( factor, trait, condition )

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variable

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refer to characteristics of a population statistically

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Demographic factors

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If one seeks not only to describe but also to examine results for the occurrence of a phenomenon
Focuses on something “new.”
The questions that exploratory research seeks to answer are WHAT and WHY.

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Exploratory Research

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This type of research seeks to find out why the phenomenon under study happened.
It investigates causes of or reasons for occurrences or phenomena.
It explores all the possibilities for the occurrence of situations or events.

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Explanatory Research

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explores a phenomenon that is being done or practiced to find out if it can be improved or made better
is on generating solutions to problems identified by the people who are going to use the results of research.

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Action Research

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gather information simply to expand their knowledge on a topic they are interested in.

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Pure Research

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when a study is conducted to solve a problem, or to recommend solutions to the perceived problem

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Applied Research

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Is a kind of research that seeks to discover facts, establish relationships between and among variables, and explain the reasons for these relationships.

The data are presented in a numerical form.

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Quantitative Research

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It assumes that several realities exist in this world and these depend on the perspectives of those who view them.

The data or information gathered is presented in word forms.

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Qualitative Research

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The researcher ideally assumes the role of a detached observer.

The researcher often makes generalizations that go beyond the scope of the study.

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Quantitative Research

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The researcher often immerses himself in the research process.

The researcher often leaves to the readers the formulation of generalizations.

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Qualitative Research

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When you observe and experiment, you are doing empirical research.

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Empirical Research

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You begin with either a specific question or a ________

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hypothesis

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Refer to the methods/techniques researchers use in performing research operations. ( i.e. experiments, tests, surveys )

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Research Methods

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It is a way to systematically solve the research problem.

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Research Methodology

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( In it we study the various steps that are generally adopted by a researcher in studying his research problem along with the logic behind them. )

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Research Methodology

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to explain past events to make people understand the reasons for the occurrence of those events.

• making policies or rules.
• focus of this research is the past

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Historical Method

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to describe a phenomenon fully.

-focuses on all the possible factors that may affect or influence the situation or phenomenon which is under study.

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Descriptive Method

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This is a scientific method that involves controlling some conditions or variables that may affect the expected outcome of an intervention or treatment which is introduced.

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Experimental Method

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3 setbacks in Experimental method

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Conditions could be artificial

2. The treatment may be unfair or unethical to the participants
3. There may be certain variables that affect the behavior of the experimental group