PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2 Flashcards

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CHAPTER 2

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review of related literature

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Methods of Study and Sources of Data 5

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Research Design
Respondents of the Study
Data- gathering Instrument
Data- gathering procedure
Statistical Treatment

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mode of research
used

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Research Design

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types of research design

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Descriptive
Correlational
Quasi-Experimental
Experimental

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Non-Experimental Designs 3

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Survey Studies
Time Orientation
Purpose or Objective

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-are conducted through
self-report.
-aim at describing characteristics,
opinions, and attributes as they currently
exist in a population.

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Survey Studies

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Different types(?) of Time orientation 3

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Retrospective
Cross Sectional
Longitudinal

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the outcome of
interest has already occurred at the time
the study is initiated.

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Retrospective

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  • The data are collected at a single point in
    time.
  • Same time, Different people
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Cross-Sectional

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the researcher collects data from the same
people at different times.

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Longitudinal

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Different types(?) of Purpose or Objective 4

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Descriptive
Comparative
Correlational
Evaluative

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aims to gather more information on
certain characteristics

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Descriptive

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used to compare and contrast
representative samples from two or more groups of
subjects

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Comparative

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used to investigate the direction and
magnitude of relationships among variables in a
particular population.

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Correlational

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  • involves making a judgement of worth or
    value.
  • It can be formative or
    summative.
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Evaluative

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Experimental Designs 3

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True Experiment Design
Quasi-Experimental Designs
Pre-Experimental Designs

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-the researcher manipulates over the independent
variable
-the research has control
-there is at least one experimental and one
comparison/ control group
-the subjects are randomly assigned
-the control group does not receive treatment

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True Experiment Design

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Types(?) of true experiment design 3

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Pretest-posttest control design
Posttest only control group
Solomon four-group

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  • design in which the researcher has
    little control over the research.
  • weak design
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Pre experimental designs

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Types(?) of pre-experimental designs 2

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One-shot case study
One group pre-test post-test

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design in which there is no
control group or the subjects are not
randomly assigned to groups.

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Quasi Experimental design

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Types(?) of quasi-experimental design

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Non-equivalent
Time Series

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CHAPTER 3

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Respondents of the Study

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  • is the entire group that you want to draw
    conclusions about.
  • reports from this group are true
    representations of information.
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is a numeric characteristic of a population.
parameter
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- is a subset that represents the entire population. - group where you will collect data from.
Sample
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is a numeric characteristic of a sample.
Statistic
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2 WAYS TO DETERMINE SAMPLE SIZE
Universal Sampling Slovins Formula
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When the total is equal or less than 100, this same number may serve as the sample size.
Universal Sampling
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Slovins Formula
n = N / (1+Ne2) N= population e= margin of error
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Sampling Techniques
Probability Sampling Non-Probability Sampling
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- Also called scientific Sampling - uses randomization
Probability Sampling
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