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    The document discusses research design which refers to the overall strategy for integrating different components of a study in a logical and coherent way. It provides the blueprint for collecting, measuring, and analyzing data. Research design is significant as it allows for efficient research operations. Types of research design include completely randomized design, randomized complete block design, and correlational design which assesses the relationship between variables with little control of extraneous variables. Content of research design includes objectives, data needed, population/sampling, timeline, costs, data collection/analysis methods, and expected outcomes.

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    The document discusses research design which refers to the overall strategy for integrating different components of a study in a logical and coherent way. It provides the blueprint for collecting, measuring, and analyzing data. Research design is significant as it allows for efficient research operations. Types of research design include completely randomized design, randomized complete block design, and correlational design which assesses the relationship between variables with little control of extraneous variables. Content of research design includes objectives, data needed, population/sampling, timeline, costs, data collection/analysis methods, and expected outcomes.

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    RESEARC

    H DESIGN
    RESEARCH
    DESIGN
    DEFINITION
    The research design refers to the overall strategy that you
    choose to integrate the different components of the
    study in a coherent and logical way, it constitutes the
    blueprint for the collection, measurement, and analysis of
    data.
    RESEARCH
    DESIGN
    SIGNIFICANCE
    Research design is significant
    simply because it allows for
    the smooth sailing of the
    various research operations,
    thus making research as
    efficient as possible
    producing maximum
    information with nominal
    expenses of effort, time and
    money.
    RESEARCH
    DESIGN
    CONTENT
    1. Statement of research objectives, i.e., why
    the research project is to be conducted
    2. Type of data needed
    3. Definition of population and sampling
    procedures to be followed
    4. Time, costs, and responsibility
    specification
    5. Methods, ways, and procedures used for
    collection of data
    6. Data analysis – tools or methods used to
    analyze data
    7. Probable output or research outcomes
    and possible actions to be taken based on
    RESEARCH
    DESIGN
    PRINCIPLES
    1. Planning your research
    2. Correlational and experimental research
    3. Types of variables
    4. Manipulating independent variables
    5. Confounding and control
    6. Generalizability: Replication and interactions
    RESEARCH
    DESIGN
    TYPES
    COMPLETELY RANDOMIZED
    DESIGN
    In a completely randomized design,
    treatment levels or combinations are
    assigned to experimental units at
    random. This is typically done by
    listing the treatment levels or
    treatment combinations and assigning
    a random number to each.
    RANDOMIZED
    COMPLETE
    BLOCK DESIGN
    In Randomized Complete Design (CRD),
    there is no restriction on the allocation of
    the treatments to experimental units. But
    in practical life there are situations where
    there is relatively large variability in the
    experimental material.
    CORRELATIONA
    L
    Correlational research is a type of
    nonexperimental research in which the
    researcher measures two variables and assesses
    the statistical relationship (i.e., the
    correlation) between them with little or no
    effort to control extraneous variables.
    QUESTION
    1. Give the three types of research design.
    S
    2. Give 2 principles in creating a research design.
    3. Describe Research Design in one word. (Starts with B
    and ends with T)
    4. 4. 4. Describe a correlational research design.
    5. Give one content on inputting data for the research
    design.
    6. Re3Re
    REFERENCES:
    http://itfeature.com/design-of-experiment-
    doe/randomized-complete-block-design
    https://sakai.unc.edu/access/content/group/575
    f2cde-f6ff-4b48-aaef-
    f40cfc105415/public/researchdesign.html
    http://universalteacher.com/1/significance-of-
    research-design/
    http://libguides.usc.edu/writingguide/research
    designs

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