Lesson 3: Qualitative And Quantitative Research Flashcards

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2 Types of Research

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  1. Qualitative Research
  2. Quantitative Research
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This type of research focuses on words along with its constructions, meanings, and interpretations.

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Qualitative Research

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Asks open-ended questions to extract meanings, perceptions, and interpretations.

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Qualitative Research

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Strategies of Inquiry of a Quality Research (5)

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  • Phenomenology
  • Grounded Theory
  • Ethnography
  • Case Study
  • Narrative Research
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Data Collection methods of a Qualitative Research (3)

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  • Interviews
  • Focus Group Discussions
  • Content Analysis
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Means for testing objective theories by examining the relationship among variables.

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Quantitative Research

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This type of research makes use of statistics in the collection, analysis, and interpretations of numerical data.

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Quantitative Research

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Strategies of Inquiry of a Quantitative Research (2)

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  • Survey Research
  • Experimental Research
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Data Collection methods of a Quantitative Research (2)

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  • Surveys
  • Experiments
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This technique relies on words.

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Qualitative

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This technique uses numbers.

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Quantitative

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It employs the elements of both qualitative and quantitative research in terms of strategies and methods.

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Mixed Methods Research

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It elaborates or expands the findings of one method with another method.

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Sequential

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Qualitative and quantitative methods and data are being used and collected at the same time.

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Concurrent

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A theoretical lens is used as an overarching perspective within a design that contains both quantitative and qualitative data.

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Transformative

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3 Types of Mixed Methods Research

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  1. Sequential
  2. Concurrent
  3. Transformative
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• It provides a richer and deeper understanding of the phenomenon.

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Advantage of Qualitative Research

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• Participants can provide a deeper, more detailed, and specific answers to the questions.

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Advantage of Qualitative Research

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Findings are generalizable and reflective of the population due to the large number of participants.

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Advantage of Quantitative Research

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Use of statistical methods in the collection and analysis of data gives validity and reliability.

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Advantage of Quantitative Research

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Number of participants is smaller.

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Disadvantage of Qualitative Research

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Narrative findings from a small number of participants are not generalizable for the whole population.

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Disadvantage of Qualitative Research

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Depth of the answers of the participants is limited due to the large sample size and the use of close-ended questions.

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Disadvantage of Quantitative Research

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Data expressed as numbers may not always capture the complexities of the phenomenon under study.

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Disadvantage of Quantitative Research