Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods

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Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods

Qualitative and Quantitative Research Quantitative Research A type of educational research in which the researcher decides what to study. Qualitative Research A type of educational research in which the researcher relies on the views of the participants.

Qualitative and Quantitative Research Quantitative Research Quantitative research looks at patterns in numeric data. Quantitative research gathers data in numerical form which can be put into categories or measured in units of measurement. This type of data can be used to construct graphs and tables. Qualitative Research Qualitative research gathers information that is not in numerical form. Qualitative data is typically descriptive data. When you think of qualitative data, Think of the word 'quality' because in qualitative analysis we are taking a deep quality look at a phenomenon.

Quantitative Research Examples Application forms Closed ended Questionnaires IQ Tests Qualitative and Quantitative Research Measurements Qualitative Research Examples Diary accounts Document review Open ended Questionnaires Unstructured interviews Unstructured observations

Qualitative versus Quantitative P u r p o s e Q u a l i : To understand & interpret social interactions. Q u a n t i : To test hypotheses, look at cause & effect, & make predictions.

Qualitative versus Quantitative G r o u p S t u d i e d Q u a l i : Smaller & not randomly selected. Q u a n t i : Larger & randomly selected.

Qualitative versus Quantitative V a r i a b l e s Q u a l i : Study of the whole, not variables. Q u a n t i : Specific variables studied.

Qualitative versus Quantitative T y p e o f D a t a C o l l e c t e d Q u a l i : Words, images, or objects. Q u a n t i : Numbers and statistics.

Qualitative versus Quantitative F o r m s o f D a t a C o l l e c t e d Q u a l i : Qualitative data such as open - ended responses, interviews, participant observations, field notes, & reflections. Q u a n t i : Quantitative data based on precise measurements using structured & validated data-collection instruments.

Qualitative versus Quantitative R o l e o f t h e R e s e a r c h e r Q u a l i : Researcher & their biases may be known to participants in the study, & participant characteristics may be known to the researcher. Q u a n t i : Researcher & their biases are not known to participants in the study, & participant characteristics are deliberately hidden from the researcher (double blind studies).

Qualitative versus Quantitative R e s u l t s Q u a l i : Particular or specialized findings that is less generalizable. Q u a n t i : Generalizable findings that can be applied to other populations.

Qualitative versus Quantitative F i n a l R e p o r t Q u a l i : Narrative report with contextual description & direct quotations from research participants. Q u a n t i : Statistical report with correlations, comparisons of means, & statistical significance of findings.

Qualitative versus Quantitative Wh a t i s t o be o b s e r v e d? Q u a l i : Qualities Behavior Complexities Q u a n t i : Quantities Scales Trends

Qualitative versus Quantitative Wh a t a r e t h e t y p e o f q u e s t i o n s a s k e d? Q u a l i : Why? How? Q u a n t i : How many? What?

Qualitative versus Quantitative H o w a r e t h e q u e s t i o n s a r e put (m e t h o d s )? Q u a l i : Document review Participant observations Interviews Focus group Workshops Q u a n t i : Application forms Questionnaires IQ Tests Measurements

Qualitative versus Quantitative H o w t h e r e s u l t s a r e i n t e r p r e t e d (a n a l y s i s )? Q u a l i : Explore, explain, understand Narrative Particular Mainly inductive reasoning: conclusions can be drawn from the evidence no matter how incomplete Q u a n t i : Describe, measure, predict Statistical tables and chart Universal Mainly deductive reasoning: everything is known before conclusions can be drawn

What are the characteristics Quantitative Research Ask specific narrow Qs. Collects data from participants generally in numerical form. Analyzes numbers using statistics. Conducts the inquiry in unbiased, objective manner. of each? Qualitative Research Ask broad, general Qs. Collects data consisting largely of words (text) or image (picture). Descriptions and analysis of words for themes. Conducts inquiry in subjective, biased manner.

What are the differences between the two in Various Research steps?

Identifying a research problem. Quantitative Research Description of trends or an explanation of variables relationships. Qualitative Research An exploration in which little is known about the problem. A detailed understanding of a central phenomenon.

Reviewing the literature Quantitative Research Major role through suggesting the RQ to be asked. Justifying the R problem and the need for the direction of the study. Qualitative Research Minor role in suggesting SRQ to be asked. Justify the importance of studying the research problem.

Specifying a purpose for the research Quantitative Research Be specific and narrow. Seek measurable, observable data on variables. Qualitative Research Be general and broad. Seek to understand the participants experiences.

Collecting data Quantitative Research Collecting data using instruments with preset Qs and Res. Collecting info from a large number of individuals. Qualitative Research Collecting data using forms with general, emerging Qs to permit the participant to generate responses. Gathering word(text) or image(picture) data. Collecting info from a small number of individuals or sites.

Analyzing and Interpreting data Quantitative Research Data analysis tends to consist of statistical analysis. Describing trends, comparing group differences, relating variables. Interpretation tends to consist of comparing results with prior predictions and past research. Qualitative Research Text analysis. A description of themes. Stating the larger meaning of findings.

Reporting and Evaluating research Quantitative Research Tend to use standard fixed structure and evaluation criteria. Take an objective and unbiased approach. Qualitative Research A flexible, emerging structure and evaluative criteria. Take a subjective and biased approach.

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