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    This document discusses quantitative research methods including survey research, ex post facto research, case studies, and experimental research. Survey research uses questionnaires and interviews to collect numerical data from respondents. Ex post facto research investigates past social phenomena where variables cannot be manipulated. Case studies allow for an in-depth inquiry into a phenomenon to discover underlying causes. Experimental research aims to establish cause and effect through controlled manipulation of variables and can take various forms such as true experiments or quasi-experiments.

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    This document discusses quantitative research methods including survey research, ex post facto research, case studies, and experimental research. Survey research uses questionnaires and interviews to collect numerical data from respondents. Ex post facto research investigates past social phenomena where variables cannot be manipulated. Case studies allow for an in-depth inquiry into a phenomenon to discover underlying causes. Experimental research aims to establish cause and effect through controlled manipulation of variables and can take various forms such as true experiments or quasi-experiments.

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    This document discusses quantitative research methods including survey research, ex post facto research, case studies, and experimental research. Survey research uses questionnaires and interviews to collect numerical data from respondents. Ex post facto research investigates past social phenomena where variables cannot be manipulated. Case studies allow for an in-depth inquiry into a phenomenon to discover underlying causes. Experimental research aims to establish cause and effect through controlled manipulation of variables and can take various forms such as true experiments or quasi-experiments.

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    QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

    METHOD

    Quantitative research
    is regarded as the organized inquiry about phenomenon through
    collection of numerical data and execution of statistical,

    Research Approaches
    objectives are measurable and cannot be separated from
    variables and hypothesis

    Survey Research
    Survey is a data collection instruments for quantitative research and
    there are two all-encompassing categories of survey, these are
    questionnaire and interview.
    Features of Survey
    instruments is rigorous due to the procedures of designing
    a sound, valid and reliable instruments.

    Pros of Survey
    Cons of Survey
    1. Cost-effectiveness
    2. Generalizability respondents 1. Inflexibility
    3. Reliability 2. Lack of depth
    4. Versatility 3. Validity
    Ex Post Facto
    Ex post facto is perfect for investigating social phenomenon
    has flexible nature and independent variables cannot be
    subjected to manipulations because it has happened in the
    past.

    Cons Ex Post Facto


    Pros Ex Post Facto

    1. Obtaining of permission 1. non-randomization of research


    2. There is lesser amount of sample
    time 2. independent variables control
    3. cause and effects 3. flexible nature
    4. exploratory instrument. 4. two factors doesn’t ascertain

    Case Study
    depth inquiry about phenomenon is required in order to discover
    the causes of underlying

    Pros Cons
    1. It provides confirmable 1. Unconscious Biasness
    data 2. .Time Consuming
    2. . It can be conducted 3. Sample Size
    from a distance
    3. implication for
    reviewing data.
    4.
    Experimental Research

    1. True Experiments.
    2. Repeated Measures
    3. Quasi-experimental
    4. Time Series Design
    5. Deceptive Appearances

    Pros Cons

    1. to possess high
    1. Unrealistic Results
    2. lresults that are very
    2. Time Consuming
    specific and consistent.
    3. Ethical Problems
    3. approaches due its
    complementary nature.

    JULIETH STEPHANY
    GONZALEZ LARA

    UGC

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