Research Methodology

A statement is considered true if the statement is consistent with the previous statement which is considered true, this shows…

• Correspondent

• Pragmatic in nature

• Coherent

• Truth

• Functional

 

Systematic and standard procedures for obtaining the data needed in a study are called...

• Data Collection

• Data Analysis

• Data Coding

• Data Tabulation

• Data Processing

The characteristics of the research are as follows, except…

• Answer questions that don't exist yet

• Using the scientific method

• Driven by curiosity

• planned

• Facilitate Researchers

1.     Research that processes annual data and compares data per year is called…

• Qualitative research

• Quantitative definition

• Longitudinal research

• Definition of cross sectional

• Explanatory research

1.     Why is it necessary to describe the research design before conducting research?

• To know the place of research

• To find out the answers to research

• To ensure research can be answered

• To describe the things that are needed at the beginning to the reader

• To show the carefulness of researchers in answering research questions

1.     "The research method is a scientific step in order to obtain data with goals and benefits"

The definition of 'research methodology' above is stated by…

• Sugiyono (2012)

• Bagya (2017)

• Andy (2017)

• Prof. Dr. Suryana (2012)

• J. Francis Rummel

1.     In this study, the approach used is a qualitative approach. According to Sukmadinata (2009: 53-60), "qualitative research is research used to describe and analyze phenomena, events, social activities, attitudes, beliefs, perceptions and people individually or in groups". This approach will produce data in the form of written or spoken words from people who are informants in the research. It is a natural approach to generating data and prioritizing process over results. The object used in this approach is a person or can be called "Human Instrument". The person who will become the object must have a broad background of knowledge, so that the researcher can ask questions, analyze the answers and conclude them into meaningful data. In this study, the qualitative approach was used by the direct interviews with several informants who did have a background in knowledge about Lima Saodoran and the results of the interviews conducted by the researchers were converted into valid transcripts and not exaggerated.

An example of the research method above is found in section....

• Data analysis

• Data collection technique

• Data and data sources

• Research design

• Research purposes

What is the relationship between Research Methodology and Research Design?

What is the differences about qualitative research and quantitavie research?

What is contained in the research methodology?