Quantitative research

Quantitative research relies on numerical data and statistical analysis to understand and interpret phenomena.

• Objective Measurement

• Structured Approach

• Generalizable Findings

The aim is to draw generalizable conclusions about larger populations based on the collected data.

• Structured Approach

• Generalizable Findings

• Objective Measurement

It follows a structured methodology, employing standardized instruments and procedures to collect data.

• Objective Measurement

• Structured Approach

• Generalizable Findings

One of the advantages of Quantitative research which it standardized methods ensure consistency and reproducibility of results.

• Objectivity

• Reliability

• Generalizability

It is a type of quantitative research that collects data from large samples using questionnaires or online forms.

• Surveys

• Experiments

• Correlational Studies

Manipulate variables to study cause-and-effect relationships.

• Experiments

• Surveys

• Correlational Studies

Examine the relationship between two or more variables without manipulation.

• Surveys

• Experiments

• Correlational Studies

A clear and specific question that guides the study

• Hypotheses

• Data Collection

• Research Question

Testable statements that predict the relationship between variables.

• Data Collection

• Hypotheses

• Data Analysis

• Reporting Results

Using statistical techniques to interpret the collected data.

• Data Collection

• Reporting Results

• Data Analysis

• Research Question