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    Here are definitions of the research designs: - Descriptive design: Aims to obtain information concerning the current status of the phenomena. It describes "what exists" with respect to variables or conditions. - Correlational design: Determines the degree of relationship between two or more variables using statistical correlation. It does not imply causation. - Ex post facto design: A type of non-experimental research where the independent variable has already occurred and the researcher studies the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable. - Quasi-experimental design: Similar to experimental design but lacks random assignment. The researcher assigns participants to groups but does not have full control over the assignment. - Experimental design: The gold standard

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    Here are definitions of the research designs: - Descriptive design: Aims to obtain information concerning the current status of the phenomena. It describes "what exists" with respect to variables or conditions. - Correlational design: Determines the degree of relationship between two or more variables using statistical correlation. It does not imply causation. - Ex post facto design: A type of non-experimental research where the independent variable has already occurred and the researcher studies the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable. - Quasi-experimental design: Similar to experimental design but lacks random assignment. The researcher assigns participants to groups but does not have full control over the assignment. - Experimental design: The gold standard

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    Here are definitions of the research designs: - Descriptive design: Aims to obtain information concerning the current status of the phenomena. It describes "what exists" with respect to variables or conditions. - Correlational design: Determines the degree of relationship between two or more variables using statistical correlation. It does not imply causation. - Ex post facto design: A type of non-experimental research where the independent variable has already occurred and the researcher studies the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable. - Quasi-experimental design: Similar to experimental design but lacks random assignment. The researcher assigns participants to groups but does not have full control over the assignment. - Experimental design: The gold standard

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    INTRODUCTION TO

    QUANTITATIVE
    RESEARCH
    Advantages of Quantitative Research
    1. Very objective
    Advantages of Quantitative Research
    2. Numerical and quantifiable data can be used to
    predict outcomes.
    Advantages of Quantitative Research
    3. Findings are generalizable to the population.
    Advantages of Quantitative Research
    4. There is conclusive establishment of cause and
    effect
    Advantages of Quantitative Research
    5. Fast and easy data analysis using statistical
    software.
    Advantages of Quantitative Research
    6. Fast and easy data gathering
    Advantages of Quantitative Research
    7. Quantitative research can be replicated or
    repeated.
    Advantages of Quantitative Research
    8. Validity and reliability can be established
    Disadvantages of Quantitative Research

    1. It lacks the
    necessary data to
    explore a problem or
    concept in depth.
    Disadvantages of Quantitative Research

    2. It does not provide


    comprehensive
    explanation of human
    experiences.
    Disadvantages of Quantitative Research

    3. Some information
    cannot be described by
    numerical data such as
    feelings, and beliefs.
    Disadvantages of Quantitative Research

    4. The research
    design is rigid and
    not very flexible.
    Disadvantages of Quantitative Research

    5. The participants are


    limited to choose only
    from the given
    responses.
    Disadvantages of Quantitative Research

    6. The participants
    are limited to choose
    only from the given
    responses.
    Disadvantages of Quantitative Research

    7. The respondents
    may tend to provide
    inaccurate
    responses.
    Disadvantages of Quantitative Research

    8. A large sample
    size makes data
    collection more
    costly.
    Characteristics
    of Quantitative
    Research

    1. Large
    Sample
    Size
    Characteristics
    of Quantitative
    Research

    .
    2
    Objectivity
    Characteristics
    of Quantitative
    Research

    . Concise
    3
    Visual
    Presentation
    Characteristics
    of Quantitative
    Research

    4. Faster Data
    Analysis
    Characteristics
    of Quantitative
    Research

    5. Generalized
    Data
    Characteristics
    of Quantitative
    Research

    6. Fast and
    Easy Data
    Collection
    Characteristics
    of Quantitative
    Research

    7. Reliable
    Data
    Characteristics
    of Quantitative
    Research

    8. High
    Replicability
    Directions: On the space provided,
    write TRUE if the statement describes
    quantitative research and FALSE if it is
    incorrect
    1.Quantitative data can be
    presented using tables and graphs.
    2.The results of quantitative
    research can be used to generalize
    and predict.
    3. Quantitative research is
    flexible so at any stage, the study
    may change.
    4. Quantitative data are more
    credible, reliable, and useful than
    qualitative data.
    5. The research study cannot be
    replicated or repeated because it
    is unique in every case
    6. Data are in the form of numbers
    and analyzed statistically.
    7. Data analysis is an on-going
    process. It can be done at any
    stage of the process.
    8. The behavior of the participants
    is observed and is critical to the
    analysis of results.
    8. Analysis of data is less
    time-consuming.
    9. In quantitative research,
    the researcher participates
    and engages the participants
    in the study
    Direction: Write YES on the blank if
    the question requires for quantitative
    approach and NO if it does not.

    1. Are high grades in Mathematics a


    good indicator for employment
    after graduation?
    2. Will taking brain enhancers
    increase examination scores?
    3. Are there changes in consumer
    behavior before and after online
    selling was popularized?
    4. Do online learning materials
    enhance the computer skills of
    students?
    5. Are there changes in the study
    habits of public-school students
    before and after the Covid-19
    pandemic?
    6. What kind of pick-up lines are
    most appealing to both
    genders at the early adult stage?
    7.Is there a difference in the
    academic performance of
    students using online, blended
    and modular learning modalities?
    8.Will student’s and parent’s
    attitudes towards distance
    learning change over time?
    9. Which of the four SHS tracks
    (Academic, Tech-Voc, Sports, Arts
    & Design) is greatly affected by
    the Covid-19 pandemic?
    10. What are the factors affecting
    the delayed completion and
    submission of assignments/tasks
    given to students using modular
    learning modality?
    Let us check for the
    correct answers
    ASSIGNMENT
    •Define the following
    •Descriptive design
    •Correlational design
    •Ex post facto design
    •A quasi-experimental design
    •Experimental design
    Research Importance Across Fields
    • Social Science
    • Natural and Physical Science
    • Agriculture and Fisheries
    • Sports
    • Business
    • Arts and Design
    • Environmental Science

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