Quantitative Research

A kind of Quantitative Research concerned with describing the nature, characteristics, and components of the population or a phenomenon.

• Descriptive Research

• Correlational Research

• Evaluation Research

• Survey Research

A kind of Quantitative Research that is systematic investigations of the nature of relationships, or association between and among variables without necessarily investigating into casual reasons underlying them.

• Descriptive Research

• Correlational Research

• Evaluation Research

• Survey Research

A kind of Quantitative Research that aims to assess the effects, impacts, or outcomes of practices, policies or programs.

• Descriptive Research

• Correlational Research

• Evaluation Research

• Survey Research

A type of Quantitative Research that used to gather information from groups of people by selecting and studying samples chosen from population.

• Descriptive Research

• Correlational Research

• Evaluation Research

• Survey Research

A Survey Research where information is collected from a sample in just single point in time

• Cross-sectional

• Longitudinal

• Causal-Comparative Research

• Experimental Research

A Survey Research where information is collected from the same subjects over a period of time, sometimes lasting many years.

• Cross-sectional

• Longitudinal

• Causal-Comparative Research

• Experimental Research

A kind of Quantitative Research that also known as ex post facto (after the fact research); a research that already occurred in the past

• Cross-sectional

• Longitudinal

• Causal-Comparative Research

• Experimental Research

A kind of Quantitative Research that utilizes scientific method to test cause-and-effect relationships under conditions controlled by the research.

• Cross-sectional

• Longitudinal

• Causal-Comparative Research

• Experimental Research

It is a group in an experiment that receives the variable being tested (Treatment)

• Experimental Group

• Control Group

It is the group that does not receive the treatment.

• Experimental Group

• Control Group