Quantitative Research

These are are traits that numerically describe or give meaning to an object, phenomenon, or group of people.

• Data

• Variable

• Research

• Problem

A type of research that is intrinsically numeric.

• Qualitative research

• Survey research

• Mixed-methods research

• Quantitative research

Type of Variable that is manipulated.

• Dependent variable

• Independent variable

• Mediating variable

• Moderating variable

Type of quantitative research that compares two variables then identify the relationship between them.

• Comparative

• Descriptive

• Correlational

• Experimental

This refers to the group of people possessing a similar characteristic.

• Population

• Sample

• Respondents

• Participants

A type of sampling where all individuals from the population have an equal chance of being selected as the sample.

• Probability Sampling

• Non-Probability Sampling

Sampling technique where researcher select participants who are readily available

• Simple random sampling

• Quota sampling

• Convenience sampling

• Purposive sampling

In this sampling, the researchers choose the participants intentionally because they are considered as the most suitable for the study.

• Convenience sampling

• Quota sampling

• Purposive sampling

• Snowball sampling

The actual number of individuals who participated in the research.

• Population

• Sample size

• Sample

• Respondents

A research instrument that is composed of a written list of items wherein participants can answer independently.

• Questionnaire

• Experiment

• Quantitative observation

• Quantitative interview