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Analysis and interpretation of results

Pie graphics

Visual symbols like bars, lines, or pie slices to represent data.

Tables

Organizes data in columns and rows, making it simple to reference exact values.

Questions by questions

Research Instruments

Survey

Process of asking a group of people a series of questions to gather information and draw conclusions.

Paper

Face-to-face

Interview

involves asking a series of questions to gather information. But interviews are normally one-on-one verbal conversations, with one interviewer speaking to one interviewee at a time.

Person

Phone

Online

Introduction

Purpuse, Methodology, variables, proposal.

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Methodology

Structure

Data collection Methods and techniques.

Inductive

Specific observations to make a general conclusion.

Deductive

General premises and then drawing a specific conclusion.

Synthesis

Observe, evalute and interpretate.

Analysis

Examine and understand.

Sample

Specific group of the population.

population

The whole community

Types of research

Purposeful Research

Chooses a specific group of people or elements for examination.

Exploratory Research

Explore new areas of interest.

Explanatory Research

Explores why something occurs when limited information is available.

Descriptive Research

Describe a population.

Bibliographic research

Observational research, methodological alternative in conducting research work.

Research Approaches

Qualitative

non-numerical data

Quantitative

Numbers