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Practical Research 1 Notebook

The document discusses qualitative research methods. It defines qualitative research as focusing on exploring ideas and forming hypotheses through open-ended questions, analyzing results through summarization and interpretation. Some key types of qualitative research mentioned include ethnographic research, phenomenological research, grounded theory, case studies, action research, and historical research. The document also outlines important steps in formulating a research study such as coming up with a title, identifying sub-topics, reviewing literature, identifying gaps in existing research, and listing keywords.

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Practical Research 1 Notebook

The document discusses qualitative research methods. It defines qualitative research as focusing on exploring ideas and forming hypotheses through open-ended questions, analyzing results through summarization and interpretation. Some key types of qualitative research mentioned include ethnographic research, phenomenological research, grounded theory, case studies, action research, and historical research. The document also outlines important steps in formulating a research study such as coming up with a title, identifying sub-topics, reviewing literature, identifying gaps in existing research, and listing keywords.

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PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1

02/17/22

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

RESEARCH
 Research is a systematic, formal, rigorous and precise process employed to
gain solutions to problems or to discover and interpret new facts and
relationship –Waltz and Bansell.
 Re = Again
 Search = to look for

IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH
1. To discover new ideas
2. To improve certain process;
3. To create something useful and cut something old;
4. To explain series of observations; and
5. To look at something in a different perspective using new investigative lens.

TYPES OF RESEARCH METHODS


QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

 Focuses on testing theories and hypothesis


 Analyzed through math and statistical analysis
 Mainly expressed in numbers, graphs and tables.
 Requires many respondents.
 Closed (multiple choice) questions o Likert scales
 Key Terms: testing, measurement, objectivity, replicabilty.
 QUANTITATIVE METHODS deal with numbers and measurable forms. It uses
a systematic way of investigating events or date. It answers questions to
justify relationships with measurable variable to either explain, predict or
control a phenomenon.
 Answearable by YES OR NO or multiple choice

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

 Focuses on exploring ideas and formulating a theory or hypothesis.


 Analyzed by summarizing, categorizing and interpreting
 Mainly expressed in words
 Requires few participants
 Open-ended questions
 Key terms: understanding, context, complexity, subjectivity.
 QUALITATIVE research is a method that collects date using conversational
methods.

IMPORTANCE AND USES OF USES OF QUALITATIVE RESEEARCH

 It is designed for social sciences, psychology, humanaities, business and


marketing, and other fields.
 It seeks answer to questions that stress how social experiences is created
and given meaning
 It increases quality of life, empowers us with knowledge, and drives
progress forward.

KINDS OF QUALITATIVE

 ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH – focuses to study human interaction and


communities through direct participation and observation within the
community, and comes from the discipline of social and cultural
anthropology.
 PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH-focuses to study the lived
experiences of others, the world seen through that eyes if another
person by discovering how they interpret these experiences
 GROUNDED THEORY- focuses to study the development of a theory
based on data systematically collected and analysed thru specific
information and iterative process.
 CASE STUDY-focuses to study a specific individual, group, or
organization or phenomena in its existing context with an in-depth
analysis.
 ACTION RESEARCH-focuses on solving an immediate problem or
working with others to address particular issues.
-focuses on reflecting
 HISTORICAL RESEARCH-focuses establish facts and draw conclusions
about past events using evidences that are collected, evaluated and
synthesized
 Ds

TYPES OF QUALITATIVE METHODS

 One-to-One
 Focus Groups
 Ethnographic Studies
 Text Analysis
 Case Study

FORMULATING A RESEARCH

1. Think of a Research Title.


2. Breakdown into Sub-Topics.
3. Read Related Articles and Literature.
4. Look for a BLANK or BLIND SPOT
 Blank Spot – These are things not yet covered by the study.
 Blind Spot – Research gap of study.
5. List down important keywords.
CHAPTER 1

1st with general down to specific ideas…


Describe first ur variable
Intro – general to specific

Bos-define variables
-ano ung problema kung bkt cla nagcome up with that research

-discusses problem that is intended to solve

SOP it doesn’t have marami…


-TF these are theories na naging foundation na nagbuo sa research paper.

-have to find a related theories kung bkt kmi nag come up ng ganun… ung
magsusupport sa aming stand.
-theoretical based on theory

-conceptual framework base on own investigation.

-sa TF u find theories that will support ur study, sa CF u are having ur own position
and investigation sa problem/study mo.

-framework –supporting structure. may pictures, graphical representation


-usually one sentence

-ASSUMPTION – ano mangyayari sa research.

-HYPO- tentative answer sa research


-hanggang saan lang ba ang research?

-
Mga ilalagay sa S & D
-locale of study – saan na gagawin ang study.
-period of study – gaano katagal. Time ng study.
-population of the study – target respondent and who are they
-ano naging kahinaan at problema bat ganun ung result
-mag possible weakness of the study. Bring outs the inaaccurasies of respondents.

-the benefacies sa study natin


-sino at paano makikinabang ang study
-terms or words that has unique meanings.
-usually na dinedefine ay variables.
-define academic performance.
OPERATIONAL DEFINITION – kung paano mo ginamit ang term sa study mo
CONCEPTIONAL DEFINITION –galing sa journal, etc

-dapat nka cite ang author etc.

CHAPTER 2
-MAKES KNOWLEDGE MORE BROAD

-ensures no duplication of studies


-
Gawin daw thematic

-summary ng mga binasa


-ano ung pareparehas na sinabi

-introduction – di kailangan mahaba

-main body – similarities and gaps of studies

-conclusion –

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