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Introduction to quantitative research - SAGE Publications Inc
www.sagepub.comtative or qualitative. Where does this idea come from? This idea is linked to what are seen as the different underlying philosophies and world views of researchers in the two ‘paradigms’ (also called ‘episte-mologies’). According to this view, two fundamentally different world views underlie quantitative and qualitative research.
Tool 10.3 Logical framework
www.unodc.orgtative judgements to allow the goal sustain the Longer-term whether these to be measured? objectives in programme impact broad objectives the long run? ... intended immediate quantitative information exist factors are neces-effects of the pro- measures or quali- or can be provided sary if the gramme or project? tative judgements to allow the ...
How to Design a Qualitative Project and Create A Research …
us.sagepub.comdesign can end in unfocused research and questionable findings. While it is necessary to plan ahead, quali - tative research requires revisiting and modifying your design throughout the research process in response to new developments or problems that arise. We offer a step-by-step guide on how to design your project,
Triangulation in research, with examples
ebn.bmj.comabout the model as a whole.7 Additionally, both quali-tative and quantitative research methods were used in the study. Mixing methods is a form of triangulation in research seen as mitigating the weaknesses found in single methods.8 The first research method was a chart audit, conducted on randomly selected charts of adult patients
Data collection in qualitative research
ebn.bmj.comThe three core approaches to data collection in quali-tative research—interviews, focus groups and observa-tion—provide researchers with rich and deep insights. All methods require skill on the part of the researcher, and all produce a large amount of raw data. However, with careful and systematic analysis12 the data yielded
CHOOSING A MIXED METHODS DESIGN - SAGE Publications …
www.sagepub.comKilcoyne (1999) converged their quantitative survey results with their quali-tative focus group findings to better understand the motivations of college student plasma donors. Researchers may choose to use the data transformation model (Figure 4.1c) (Creswell et al., 2004). This model also involves the separate collection