practical research 1

Ethnography involves studying a particular group or population in the natural setting.

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Population is commonly used to elicit different ideas, opinions, or beliefs from the respondents when a unified theoretical explanation is needed about an event, an action, or a process that fits the situation or actual work in practice.

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Case Study is done when a research would want to know the deeper details about a certain situation, event, activity, process, and even a group of individuals.

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Target population is made up of all research elements that the researcher would want his/her findings to be generalized to.

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The process of choosing samples from a population is called samples.

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Purposeful random sampling looks at a random sample and adds credibility to a sample when the potential purposeful sample is larger than one can handle.

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Homogeneous sampling brings together people of similar backgrounds and experiences.

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Critical case sampling is done by asking relevant people if they know someone or somebody fitted or is willing to participate in a study.

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Phenomenology describes the common meaning of several individuals' lived experiences about a certain phenomenon.

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Historical approach is a systematic collection and evaluation of information, which may include documents, stories, and artifacts to describe, explain, and eventually understand events and actions that happened in the future.

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