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This document discusses different types of quantitative research designs and provides examples of each. It describes experimental designs which involve manipulating variables and measuring their effects, including true experiments, quasi-experiments, and pre-experiments. Non-experimental designs do not manipulate variables and include survey research, correlational research, bivariate correlational studies, ex-post facto research, comparative research, and normative research. Examples are given for each type of design to illustrate how they are used.
This document discusses different types of quantitative research designs and provides examples of each. It describes experimental designs which involve manipulating variables and measuring their effects, including true experiments, quasi-experiments, and pre-experiments. Non-experimental designs do not manipulate variables and include survey research, correlational research, bivariate correlational studies, ex-post facto research, comparative research, and normative research. Examples are given for each type of design to illustrate how they are used.
This document discusses different types of quantitative research designs and provides examples of each. It describes experimental designs which involve manipulating variables and measuring their effects, including true experiments, quasi-experiments, and pre-experiments. Non-experimental designs do not manipulate variables and include survey research, correlational research, bivariate correlational studies, ex-post facto research, comparative research, and normative research. Examples are given for each type of design to illustrate how they are used.
Describe each type of quantitative research design. Give example each.
Example Survey – used to gather information from groups of people by selecting and studying samples chosen from a population. Example preference of T.V network of viewers in Upper Tumapoc, Burgos, La Union.
A research design is a strategy with different components that
gives direction and solution in identified problem of the study. Two types of research design are experimental and non – experimental design, experimental research is concerned primarily with cause- and-effect relationship of the variables, this design utilizes the principle of research known as the ‘'method of difference”, this research design have three types, the True experimental, Quasi – experimental and pre-experimental.
true experimental research design relies on statistical analysis to
approve or disprove a hypothesis. Example: difference to a subject A behaviour spent five hours in playing video games and a subject B behaviour spent five hours playing outdoor sports.
Quasi – experimental design involves the manipulation of an
independent variable without the random assignment of participants to conditions or orders of conditions. example: the student officers of Bearer Academy will implement a new policy to lessen the latency While the student officers of St. Thomas are stay in old policy.
The pre – experimental is the simplest form of research design.
In a pre-experiment either a single group or multiple groups are observed subsequent to some agent or treatment presumed to cause change. Example: what is the experience of Cavite that not hit by super typhoon and in Catanduanes that super typhoon made landfall in the region. Non experimental design is research that lacks the manipulation of an independent variable, control of extraneous variables through random assignment, or both. There are three broad types of nonexperimental research. There eight types of non-experimental the survey, historical research, observational research, correlational research, descriptive research, comparative research, evaluative research and methodological research.
Survey Research is defined as the process of conducting
research using surveys that researchers send to survey respondents. Example: The respondents that agree and disagree about the Sierra Madre, Kaliwa dam.
Correlational it is conducted by researchers to find out the
relationship between different groups of respondents. Example: Being raised well-mannered might correlate with the rude individual.
Bivariate Correlational Studies It is used to determine the
existence of relationships between two different variables Example: If there are lot of running for politics each of those people have different speech, we would identify it all by its political agenda.
Ex-post fact or casual comparative this kind of research derives
conclusion from observation that already accured in the past and now compared to dependent variables Example: The researcher wants to determine if the individual play twelve hours in computer games the gamer would positively be great in the game.
Comparative it usually comparing and contrasting two or more
samples of study samples. Example: The shortage of relief goods among rural and urban people in Cagayan region.
Normative it describes the norm level of characteristics for a given
behaviour. Example: "high paying jobs should be 5-10 years' experience" and "those politicians that committed crime are allowed to run for its position." Are normative claims.
A Purposive Sampling Is A Form of Sampling in Which The Selection of The Sample Is Based On The Judgment or Perception of The Researcher As To Which Subjects Best Fit The Criteria of The Study