Research Methodology

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Research Methodology

Timeline and Resources

Resources

Subtopic

Tools, funding, and personnel required for the research.

Timeline

Step-by-step process and estimated time for each phase.

Limitations of the Study

Scope

Constraints on generalizability, sample size, and other limitations.

Biases

Potential biases in the methodology and how they will be managed.

Ethical Considerations

Risks and Benefits

Potential risks for participants and how they are mitigated.

Confidentiality

Protecting participants' data.

Informed Consent

How consent is obtained.

Data Analysis

Qualitative Analysis

Thematic analysis, coding, content analysis.

Quantitative Analysis

Statistical methods, SPSS, regression analysis.

Data Collection Methods

Instruments

Tools like questionnaires, interview guides, observation checklists

Quantitative Methods

Surveys, questionnaires, tests.

Qualitative Methods

Interviews, focus groups, observations.

Population and Sample

Population

Characteristics of the participants or subjects.

Sampling Method

Random, convenience, purposive, etc.

Sample Size

How many participants or units.

Research Design

Type of Study

Experimental, descriptive, exploratory, or explanatory.

Rationale

Why this design is chosen for the study.

Description

Qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods approach.