SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

What is the primary goal of an empirical study?

• To answer research questions through observation or experimentation.

• To develop theoretical frameworks for future studies.

• To summarize existing knowledge on a topic.

• To conduct extensive literature reviews.

Which of the following best describes the goals of quantitative research?

• To richly describe people's behaviors and realities.

• To measure, test, predict, and describe using statistics.

• To explore naturalistic and interpretive phenomena.

• To conduct open-ended interviews and observations.

What is a primary characteristic of qualitative research?

• It is primarily experimental and statistical.

• It focuses on numerical and quantifiable data.

• It aims to provide rich descriptions of behaviors and realities.

• It uses structured interviews and surveys.

Which of the following methods is typically used in quantitative studies?

• Field research and case studies.

• Open-ended interviews and journals.

• Experiments, surveys, and large datasets.

• Interpretive phenomenological analysis.

What type of data is commonly collected in qualitative studies?

• Numerical scores from tests and surveys.

• Statistical analyses and charts.

• Interview transcripts, observation notes, and journal entries.

• Large datasets from census information.

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