Quantitative, Qualitative, and Mixed research.

What is the Qualitative approach?

•  Data collection and analysis to fine-tune the research questions.

• Preparation of reports of results.

• Data collection to test hypotheses based on numerical measurement.

• Establish hypotheses and determine variables.

 

2.- What is Quantitative research?

• It is a research methodology that consists of collecting, analyzing and integrating both quantitative and qualitative research.

• It is the scientific method of observation for collecting non-numeric data.

• Is a research strategy that focuses on quantifying data collection and analysis.

• It is also defined as naturalistic, phenomenological, interpretative, or ethnographic research.

3.- What are the processes of qualitative research?

• Inductive, probative, has a linear sequence, and analyzes objective reality

• Inductive, recurrent, analyzes multiple subjective realities, has no linear sequence.

• Deductive, sequential, probative, analyzes objective reality.

• Inductive, sequential, analyzes objective, deductive reality.

4.- What are the characteristics of quantitative research?

• It is not based on the statistic; it uses statistics, and the meanings are extracted from the data.

• Limited approaches, hypothesis testing, and theory, the meanings of extracting from the data. 

• More open approaches that are focused are basically conducted in natural environments.

• Limited approaches, such as measuring phonomens, use statistics, hypothesis testing, and theory.

5.- What is mixed research?

• It is a research methodology that consists of collecting, analyzing, and integrating both quantitative and qualitative research.

• It is a set of systematic processes that apply to the study of a phonometer or problem.

• It is a research methodology that non-consists of collecting analyzing and integrating both quantitative and qualitative research.

• Part of an idea that is being defined, and once defined, objectives and questions are derived.