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    University of Phoenix Material Qualitative Research Methods Matrix Instructions: Refer to your syllabus for specific instructions Be detailed and thorough in your descriptions. Be sure to properly cite your sources (in-text and on the reference page) according to APA v. 6 standards. Primary Characteristics Current Peer-Reviewed Study Case Study A case study research is an empirical inquiry in which a researcher investigates participants‚ events‚ activities‚ and processes. According to Creswell

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    The Truth! The Bermuda Triangle is a location where many ships and aircrafts have claimed to disappear. It located near Florida‚ Puerto Rico‚ and Bermuda. When connecting the three locations‚ it makes a triangle‚ which is why it is called the Bermuda Triangle. Many of people have claimed that the disappearances of this ships or aircrafts with it crew members is due to paranormal or extraterrestrial activities. These are false statements. The Bermuda Triangle does not exist and by using the search

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    1. FOREWARD Authors as Adams‚ Khan‚ Hafiz and Raeside (1)‚ suggest some method for data collection‚ basing on the situation‚ warning from possible threats to the validity and reliability of data collected. Whatever the method of data collection chosen (observations‚ experimentation‚ survey‚ interviews‚ diary method‚ case study‚ data storage‚ triangulation)‚ there are several hypothesis that need to be considered since the beginning (1); the challenges born from the nature of the research and level

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    3/22/2013 Lab 1- The scientific method In this lab I am learning about the steps of the scientific method and how it can be applied to daily life. In my first exercise I analyzed data presented to me in a table (table 2) on fish population in relation to the amount of dissolved oxygen ( ppm ) in the water. The patterns indicate that when more dissolved oxygen (ppm) is present in the water‚ the number of fish observed increases. In developing a hypothesis for this theory‚ I have decided that if

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    or the general principle which will guide the research (Dawson C. ‚ 2007). 2. Decide the research methods 1) Thinking about purpose You need to think about the purpose of your research as this will help point to the most appropriate methods to use. 2) Qualitative research and quantitative research Qualitative research explores attitudes‚ behavior and experiences through such methods as interviews or focus groups (Dawson C. ‚ 2007). Quantitative research generates statistics through

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    Longitudinal Research Studies A basic type of research method in which subjects are tested one or more times after initial testing. Typically‚ subjects are assigned randomly to an experimental group (e.g. a group that performs a specific type of training) and a control group after the initial testing. Both the experimental and the control groups are tested again simultaneously one or more times during the period of the study. In this way‚ the effects of an experimental procedure can be measured

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    Mixed Method Research Manuscript Silva Adeniyi R7001 - Introduction to Research Methods Instructor – Dr. Giselle A. Stone Argosy University‚ Atlanta June 11‚ 2013 Research Manuscript Goering‚ C. Z.‚ PhD.‚ & Baker‚ K. F.‚ PhD. (2010). "Like the whole class has reading problems": A study of oral reading fluency activities in a high intervention setting. American Secondary Education‚ 39(1)‚ 61-77. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/814393096?accountid=34899 Type of Study

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    Chapter 2: The Marketing Research Process and Proposal This chapter provides the overview of the research process (scientific research process) Changing View of the Market Research Process 1) Data for interpretation Primary data: information that is collected specifically for a current research problem or opportunity. Secondary Data: growing emphasis on secondary data. Information previously collected for some other problem or issue → stored in a data warehouse to help understand bus problems

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    Methods of Successful Newborn Development Identification of the Research Problem The problem that this study addresses is the development of infants physically‚ emotionally‚ and connectively with their mothers. Neu and Robinson (2010) have found that newborns need early care in order for emotional and physiological development. The research also resulted in reports of these early care methods‚ such as kangarooing and skin to skin contact with the mother and child to benefit the mother as well

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    Methods of Observing Young Children Narrative The most popular method of recording child observations is "narrative recording‚" or a written description of children’s actions. 1. Running records (or Descriptive Narrative Record) A detailed narrative account of behavior recorded in a sequential manner as it happens; Not limited to a particular incident like an anecdotal record; The observer records everything seen. Advantages 1. Rich in detail; 2. Focuses on all behaviors‚ not just one

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