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Likert Scale
STRENGTHS OF
QUANTITATIVE
RESEARCH
STRENGTHS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Quantitative Research
allows you to reach a higher
sample size. This leads to an
easier way to reach an
accurate generalized
conclusion. The additional
data gives you greater
creditability because it has
more depth to review.
STRENGTHS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Quantitative Research
uses randomized samples
in collecting information.
This excludes bias from
appearing in most situations.
It provides an advantage in
the fact that the data can
then get the rest of the
demographic being studied.
STRENGTHS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Results duplication is
possible. Quantitative
research only focuses on the
actual data. The work validates
itself because the results
always points towards the
same data even though
randomized conditions exist.
STRENGTHS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Quantitative research
can focus on facts or a
series of information.
Researchers can use
quantitative approach to
focus on a specific fact
that they want to study in
a given population.
STRENGTHS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Quantitative approach
does not require direct
observation. Study can
be done without the need
of someone. This
advantage creates a better
response rate because
people have more time
and less pressure to
complete the work.
WEAKNESSES OF
QUANTITATIVE
RESEARCH
WEAKNESSES OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Quantitative research
studies can be very
expensive. The money that
could be spent is a
significant barrier to
consider in conducting
quantitative research.
WEAKNESSES OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Some efforts at
randomization will not
create usable information.
Quantitative approach doesn’t
look for the reason why
variables exist in specific
environments.
WEAKNESSES OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Quantitative research
requires a large sample
that makes it difficult to
gather data and makes this
kind of research costly.
Two (2) Categories of Research Design
Numerical data
Based on opinions and experiences
Smaller sample
Based on numbers
Textual data
Two (2) Categories of Research Design
EXPERIMENTAL NON-EXPERIMENTAL
Pre-Experimental Descriptive
Correlational
True Experimental
Developmental
Quasi Experimental
Epidemiological
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
Experimental Research is a quantitative research dealing
with the object or subject of a research in an exact manner and
look into the extent of the effects or influence of the treatment
on the subject, then discovers the cause of such effect. There
are two groups involved in any experimental research; the
experimental group, the one in which the treatment is
applied and the control group, which does not receive any
treatment.
1. PRE-EXPERIMENTAL
and
Dependent How does phone use before bedtime affect
sleep?
Variables
How well do different plant species
tolerate salt water?
Jaime R. Soriano