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Quantitative research is a systematic and empirical approach to gathering and analyzing numerical data to answer research questions and test hypotheses in an objective, precise, and statistically analysable manner. It aims to obtain unbiased and measurable data focused on observable phenomena that can be quantified. Statistical analysis techniques are employed to analyze the data and draw conclusions. The rigorous procedures allow other researchers to replicate studies and verify findings, establishing generalizable knowledge applicable beyond the specific sample. Large sample sizes are typically involved to ensure reliability and validity.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION Quantitative research is a systematic and empirical approach to gathering and analyzing data in order to answer research questions and test hypotheses. It is based on the principles of objectivity, precision, and statistical analysis. Here are some key characteristics of quantitative research.
- 3. 1. Objective and measurable: Quantitative research aims to obtain unbiased and measurable data. It focuses on observable phenomena that can be quantified, allowing for a systematic analysis of numerical data. 2. Statistical analysis: Quantitative research employs statistical techniques to analyze data and draw conclusions. Statistical analysis helps in making inferences, identifying patterns, and testing the significance of relationships between variables.
- 4. 3. Replicable and generalizable: Quantitative research follows rigorous procedures, allowing other researchers to replicate the study and verify the findings. It seeks to establish generalizable knowledge that can be applied beyond the specific sample being studied. 4. Large sample sizes: Quantitative research usually involves collecting data from a large number of participants. This helps to ensure the reliability and validity of the results.
- 5. 5. Structured data collection: Quantitative research relies on structured data collection methods.
- 6. KEYPOINTS Systematic -Done or acting according to a fixed plan or system. Empirical-vatiable by observation or expert rather than theory or pure logic. Objective -what you intend your research project to accomplish.
- 7. Measurable-Enable researchers to perform statistical tests,analyze differences between groups and determine the effectiveness of treatment. Statistical analysis -a procedure of performing various statistical operations.(survey data, observational data). Replicable-obtaining consistent results across studied aimed at answering the same scientific question, each of which has obtain it's own data. Generizable -refer to the application of findings to other situations/context.
- 8. CONCLUSION Overall, quantitative research focuses on the collection and analysis of numerical data to provide objectives insights into various phenomena.example range from social surveys to controlled experiments, clinical trials, and market research studies.