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MIDTERMS (2ND SEM) - G12 STEM 1 > RIDL (HANDOUTS 1&2 - DEF OF TERMS) > Flashcards

RIDL (HANDOUTS 1&2 - DEF OF TERMS) Flashcards

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An inquiry into a social problem, explains phenomena by gathering numerical data that are analysed using mathematically based methods.

A process of inquiry based on testing a theory composed of variables, measured with numbers, and analysed using statistical methods.

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Quantitative Research

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Research Ethics Guidelines?

Hint: V.A.I.

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  1. Voluntary participation
  2. Anonymity or confidentiality
  3. Informed consent
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A type of quantitative research that is aimed at finding “what is”. Observational and survey methods are found here.

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Descriptive

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A type of quantitative research that has two or more quantitative variables from the same group.

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Correlational

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A type of quantitative research that attempts to determine the cause or consequences of differences that already exist between or among groups of individuals.

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Quasi-Experimental / Casual-Comparative

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A type of quantitative research that measures subjects before and after a treatment.

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Experimental Research

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Types of Quanti Research?

Hint: D.C.Q.E.

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  1. Descriptive
  2. Correlational
  3. Quasi-Experimental
  4. Experimental
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Data that consists of word, pictures, or observation of events. Collects narrative data to gain insights into phenomena of interest.

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Qualitative

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A research concerned with finding the answer to questions “why?” “how?” and “in what way?”.

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Qualitative Research

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End of Handout 1.

Turn after five minutes.

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Let’s continue.

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Variable that represents a quantity being manipulated in an experiment. Cause changes in the subject.

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Independent Variable

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Variable that represents a quantity whose value depends on how the independent variable is manipulated. Bears or manifests the effects caused by the aforementioned variable.

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Dependent Variable

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Are changing qualities or characteristics of persons or things like age, gender, intelligence, ideas, achievements, confidence, etc.

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Variables

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A quanti research design that’s capable of giving quali and quanti data.

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Non-Experimental Research Design

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Types of Non-Experimental Research Design?

Hint: D.C.C.

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  1. Descriptive
  2. Comparative
  3. Correlational
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A type of Non-Experimental Research Design that is all about describing people who take part in the study.

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Descriptive

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A type of Non-Experimental Research Design that states the differences or similarities between or among people things or objects.

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Comparative

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A type of Non-Experimental Research Design that shows the extent and direction of variable relationships whether the relationship is positive or negative between or among them.

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Correlational

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A method of viewing and recording the participants.

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Observational

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In-depth study of an individual or group of them.

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Case Study

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Brief interview or discussions with an individual about a specific topic.

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Survey

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Types of Correlational Research?

Hint: P.N.N.S.

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  1. Positive correlation
  2. Negative correlation
  3. No correlation
  4. Survey Research
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A type of correlational research that happens when both variables increase or decrease at the same time.

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Positive correlation

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A type of correlational research that happens when one variable goes up, the other goes down, vice versa.

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Negative correlation

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A type of correlational research that happens when no change happens to the latter variable when the former happened to do so.

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No correlation

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A type of correlational research that describes that attitudes, preferences, views, feelings, and other behavioural patterns of a big number of people for arriving at a certain conclusion about social concerns and issues.

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Survey Research

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Means choosing from a large population the respondents or subjects to answer research questions.

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Sampling

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Technical term in research which means a big group of people from where the sample is taken.

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Population

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Kinds of sampling techniques?

Hint: P.N.

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  1. Probability sampling

2. Non-probability sampling

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A kind of sampling technique that uses a random selection. Gives all population members and equal chances to be chosen.

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Probability sampling

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Types of probability sampling techniques?

Hint: S.S.S.C.

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  1. Simple Random
  2. Systematic Sampling
  3. Stratified Sampling
  4. Cluster Sampling
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A type of probability sampling technique that chooses respondents on pure chance.

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Simple Random

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A type of probability sampling technique that picks from a specific interval or so.

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Systematic Sampling

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A type of probability sampling technique that chooses a sample that’ll be divided into sub-groups later on during the stage of data analysis.

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Stratified Sampling

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A type of probability sampling technique that selects respondents in clusters rather than separate individuals.

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Cluster Sampling

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Types of non-probability sampling?

Hint: Q.V.P.A.S.

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  1. Quota sampling
  2. Voluntary sampling
  3. Purposive sampling
  4. Availability sampling
  5. Snowball sampling
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A type of non-probability sampling technique that chooses specific samples based on who the researcher knows to correspond to.

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Quota Sampling

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A type of non-probability sampling technique that selects people who are very willing to participate.

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Voluntary Sampling

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A type of non-probability sampling technique that chooses people with good background or knowledge.

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Purposive Sampling

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A type of non-probability sampling technique that chooses people on who are easy to locate and willing to establish contact with the researcher.

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Availability Sampling

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A type of non-probability sampling technique that selects people like drug dependents, human traffickers, etc.

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Snowball Sampling

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