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RESEARCH
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Qualitative and Quantitative Research
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Ethics
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Conduct Research
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7 Common Designs in Quantitative Research
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Types of Interview

(Summarized)

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Qualitative and Quantitative Research

QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH QUALITATIVE RESEACH
 Third person point of view
”How many”, “Strength of Association”

 Highlights “stories” and “layers of human
experiences”

 Proves theory

 Create new knowledge, theories and
relationships

 Measurable (Statistical)

 Personal Journal

 Strives for generalization (Leads to prediction)

 “What”, “How”, “Why”

 Basic element of analysis are numbers

 Strives for uniqueness (Leads to
understanding)

 “Counts the beans” (Counting the number)
 IMRD:

 Basic element of analysis are words/ideas
(codes)

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Theoretical background

 Provides info as to “Which beans are worth
counting?” (*Counting the reasons/discoveries

*Input/output
*Conceptual framework
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Results and Discussion

FORMATS:
 IMRD:

 IMFD:

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Introduction

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Methodology

*Input/Output

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Methodology
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All beans are alike

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“What does it mean to be a bean?”

 NULL
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Moral Principles
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Non-Maleficence
 Does not cause harm
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Autonomy
 Allowed to/was allowed to
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Ethics
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Participants are safe guarded from exploitation
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Ensures equality and safe-guarded for participants
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Avoid Plagiarism
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Ctrl + C
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Remix
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Hybrid
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404 Error
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Re-tweet

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Efficiency and Effectiveness in the profession
 Faster and optimum care for life
 Productivity

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Identify, Implement and evaluate effective decisions and actions in life
 Basis for accurate inventions and decisions in life
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Cigar to Vape

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Identifying interventions

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Significance of the problem
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Feasibility of the problem
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7 Common Designs in Quantitative Research
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Phenomenological
 Meaning for several individuals of their lived experiences of a certain phenomena
 Basic broad questions:
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“What contexts have influenced your experience of the phenomena?”
*Concentrating on the experience

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Data
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Ethnographic
 Focuses on an entire cultural group
 Field work as method of data collection

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Types of Approaches
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Group Interview
 Asking a group but will take their answers individually
 Face to face

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Synchronous
 Interview in the same country time
 Would be able to meet each other personally
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Types of Interview
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Unstructured interview
 Based on what they personally think
*Follow up questions are ALLOWED
*Freedom of answers

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