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    This document outlines different types of research according to several classifications: 1. According to purpose - predictive/prognostic research determines future variables, directive research determines what should be done, and illuminative research examines variable interactions. 2. According to goal - basic research develops theories while applied research applies basic research results. 3. According to levels of investigation - exploratory research studies variables, descriptive research examines variable relationships, and experimental research analyzes variable effects.

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    This document outlines different types of research according to several classifications: 1. According to purpose - predictive/prognostic research determines future variables, directive research determines what should be done, and illuminative research examines variable interactions. 2. According to goal - basic research develops theories while applied research applies basic research results. 3. According to levels of investigation - exploratory research studies variables, descriptive research examines variable relationships, and experimental research analyzes variable effects.

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    This document outlines different types of research according to several classifications: 1. According to purpose - predictive/prognostic research determines future variables, directive research determines what should be done, and illuminative research examines variable interactions. 2. According to goal - basic research develops theories while applied research applies basic research results. 3. According to levels of investigation - exploratory research studies variables, descriptive research examines variable relationships, and experimental research analyzes variable effects.

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    Types of Researches

    RESEARCH 1
    According to purpose

    Predictive/prognostic - This research has the


    purpose of determining the future operation of
    the variables under investigation with the aim of
    controlling or redirecting such for the better.
    Directive - This research determines what should
    be done based on the findings.
    Illuminative - This research is concerned with the
    interaction of the components of the variable
    being investigated.
    According to goal

    Basic or pure - This research is conducted for the


    development of theories or principles.
    Applied - This research is the application of the
    results of pure of basic research.
    According to levels of investigation

    Exploratory - In this research, the researcher


    studies the variables pertinent to a specific
    situation.
    Descriptive - In this research, the researcher
    studies the relationship of the variables.
    Experimental - In this research, the researcher
    studies the effects of the variables on each other.
    According to type of analysis

    Analytic - In this research, the researcher


    attempts to identify and isolate the components
    of the research situation.
    Holistic - In this research, the researcher begins
    with the total situation, focusing attention on the
    system first, and then on its internal
    relationships.
    According to scope

    Action - This research is conducted on a very


    limited scope to solve a particular problem. It is
    almost problem-solving.
    According to choice of answers to problems

    Evaluative - In this research, all possible courses


    of action are specified and identified and the
    researcher tries to find the most advantageous.
    Developmental - In this research, the focus is
    finding or developing a more suitable
    instrument or process than has been available.
    According to statistical content

    Quantitative - This research is one in which


    inferential statistics are utilized to determine the
    results of the study.
    Non-quantitative - This is research in which the
    use of quantity or statistics is practically nil.
    According to time element

    Historical describes what was.


    Descriptive describes what is.
    Experimental describes what will be.
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