Research Methodology

Research Sampling is a systematic plan of a research. it explains the variables/or concept of the study.

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Research problem explains the Data Collection Techniques: Participant Observation, In-depth Interview, and Focus Group Discussion, and the possible output of the study could be included.

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The Research design is the place where the study is conducted. Other authors call this the research locale.

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In Research Participants/Subjects, this section in a research report describes the population or samples of the study.

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The Research Participants indicate the characteristics of the element from which the samples will be taken. This elaborates on how the samples will be chosen.

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The Research Instruments describes the tools for data collection.

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Tools refer to the questionnaire or data gathering instrument to be constructed, validated, and administered.

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Sampling can also be interview guide and/or checklist.

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The qualities of a good research problem are (1) validity, (2) reliability, (3) usability.

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Research Procedure is a step-by-step presentation of the different stages of the research.

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