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    Quantitative and qualitative research differ in three main ways: 1. Quantitative research uses numerical data from participants, statistical analysis, and aims for objective conclusions, while qualitative research relies on text data, thematic analysis, and aims for subjective understanding. 2. Quantitative research seeks to measure variables and understand populations, while qualitative research seeks in-depth understanding of individual perspectives and motivations. 3. The philosophical assumptions also differ, with quantitative research assuming an objective reality exists independent of researchers, while qualitative research sees multiple subjective realities constructed by individuals.

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    Quantitative and qualitative research differ in three main ways: 1. Quantitative research uses numerical data from participants, statistical analysis, and aims for objective conclusions, while qualitative research relies on text data, thematic analysis, and aims for subjective understanding. 2. Quantitative research seeks to measure variables and understand populations, while qualitative research seeks in-depth understanding of individual perspectives and motivations. 3. The philosophical assumptions also differ, with quantitative research assuming an objective reality exists independent of researchers, while qualitative research sees multiple subjective realities constructed by individuals.

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    Quantitative and qualitative research differ in three main ways: 1. Quantitative research uses numerical data from participants, statistical analysis, and aims for objective conclusions, while qualitative research relies on text data, thematic analysis, and aims for subjective understanding. 2. Quantitative research seeks to measure variables and understand populations, while qualitative research seeks in-depth understanding of individual perspectives and motivations. 3. The philosophical assumptions also differ, with quantitative research assuming an objective reality exists independent of researchers, while qualitative research sees multiple subjective realities constructed by individuals.

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    PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1

    Differences Between Quantitative and


    Qualitative Research
    What do you think are the
    difference between
    Qualitative and
    Quantitative Research?
    Topic
    Quantitative Research

    Qualitative Research
    Quantitative Research

    Is a type of educational research in which the researcher


    decides what to study; ask specific , narrow questions;
    collect quantifiable data from participants; analyzes these
    numbers using statistics; and conduct the inquiry in an
    unbiased, objective manner.
    Qualitative Research

    Is a type of educational research in which the researcher


    relies on the views of participants; asks broad, general
    questions; collect data consisting largely words (text) from
    participants; describes and analyzes these words for
    themes; and conduct the inquiry in a subjective, biased
    manner.
    Objectives
    In-depth understanding of
    Qualitative underlying reasons and
    motivations.

    -quantification of data
    Quantitative
    -measurement an incidence, etc .
    DATA ANALYSIS
    - Non-statistical
    Qualitative - Contextual
    - Thematic

    Quantitative - Statistical
    Outcomes
    Qualitative - Not conclusive nor generalizable

    Quantitative
    - Broad based insights
    -Population based understanding
    Similarities of Quantitative
    research creates
    and Qualitative Research .
    knowledge by

    observing
    empirical research is
    all researchers are concerned about the phenomena.
    aimed at creating new
    universality of ideas or expressing an
    knowledge.
    idea in a general statement; that is , they
    desire to find meaning for the research all the entities of interest like
    results beyond a particular study. attitudes , motives , and learning
    can be inferred from observing
    what people do or say in a given
    setting.
    Differences between
    Quantitative and Qualitative
    Research
    Quantitative Methodologies Qualitative Methodologies
    -preference for hypothesis that emerged as a
    -preference for precise hypothesis stated at
    study develops
    the outset
    -preference for definitions in context or as
    -preference for precise definitions stated at
    study progresses
    the outset
    -preference for narrative description
    -data reduced to numerical scores
    -preference for assuming that reliability of
    -much attention to assessing and improving
    inferences is adequate
    reliability of scores obtained from instruments
    -assessment of validity through cross-
    -assessment of validity through a variety of
    checking sources of information
    procedures with reliance on statistical indices
    (triangulation)
    METHODOLOGIES

    In its most common sense, methodology is the study of


    research methods. However, the term can also refer to the
    methods themselves or to the philosophical discussion of
    associated background assumptions.
    Differing Philosophical Assumptions of Quantitative and
    Qualitative Researchers

    Assumptions of Quantitative Assumptions of qualitative


    Researchers researchers

    There exists a reality out there, The individuals involved in the


    Independent of us , waiting to be research situations construct
    known . The task of science is to reality; Thus , realities exist
    discover the nature of reality in a form of multiple mental
    and how it works. constructions .
    Differing Philosophical Assumptions of Quantitative and
    Qualitative Researchers

    Assumptions of Quantitative Assumptions of qualitative


    Researchers researchers

    Research investigations can Research investigations


    potentially result in accurate produced alternative visions
    statement about the way the of what the world is like.
    world really is.
    Differing Philosophical Assumptions of Quantitative and
    Qualitative Researchers

    Assumptions of Quantitative Assumptions of qualitative


    Researchers researchers

    It is possible for the researcher It is impossible for the


    to remove him or herself to stand researcher to stand apart
    apart from that which is being from the individual's he or she
    research. is studying.
    Question
    Time

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