Practical Research Q1MO1

It seeks to establish a cause-effect relationship between two or more variables.

• Descriptive design

• Experimental Designs

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• Correlational Design

It is done to prove findings in another setting, therefore, strengthening validity of findings.

• graphs and tables

• no bias

• duplication

• strength

It presents a more reliable and valid result because of a bigger number of the sample of a population.

• no bias

• weakness

• duplication

• strength

It uses the scientific method to establish cause-effect relationship among a group of variables in a research study.

• Descriptive design

• Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• Correlational Design

Data gathering procedure made easy

• through an instrument/tool

• no bias

• graphs and tables

• weakness

It seeks to describe the current status of a variable or phenomenon.

• Descriptive design

• Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• Correlational Design

It is collecting data through an instrument and analyzing by means of statistical tool objectively.

• strength

• weakness

• duplication

• no bias

It explores the relationship between variables using statistical analyses.

• Descriptive design

• Experimental Design

• Quasi-Experimental Design

• Correlational Design

It can be costly, difficult and time-consuming.

• no bias

• weakness

• duplication

• strength

It showcases the evidence collected.

• no bias

• duplication

• through an instrument/tool

• graphs and tables