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    Denise Brown Walden University Application 1 Assignment Qualitative method is one of three methods of conducting research. According to Creswell (2009). Creswell (2009) additionally shares collecting data to analyze and interpret behavior is significantly different from quantitative method due to purposeful sampling. In this process open-ended data is observed unlike the traditional process in quantitative method. Qualitative method is more of hands on inquiry going directly to the scene of where the

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    An Analysis and Comparison of Three Methods of Sociological Inquiry: Experiments‚ Surveys‚ and Field Research 18 May 2013 Introduction All sociological inquiries begin with a question‚ whether they result in a small survey distributed to a couple of dozen people‚ or in a major experiment involving hundreds of subjects. In either case‚ the research will entail a careful process that involves designing a research plan before embarking on the actual research effort. For the results of the inquiry

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    Introduction Qualitative research and quantitative research are two approaches that are usually used by researchers to conduct research. The concept of a ‘mixed method’ approach is to combine the two approaches together. But the concept applies to using more than one qualitative method to conduct a research since each brings a particular kind of insight to a study (Ritchie and Lewis‚ 2003‚ p38). This paper aims to examine whether the three approaches---observation‚ interview and questionnaire‚ are

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    All sociological researchers make use of the data collected to test their hypotheses‚ but the way and methods used differ from one sociological study to another. There are four general techniques‚ the case study‚ the experiment‚ the observational study and the survey. An experiment is a scientific method in which data are collected to be tested to prove a hypothesis using either independent variables in a closed environment or dependent variables in an opened environment. There are two types of

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    OF TEACHING METHODS AT SECONDARY LEVEL. A RESEARCH PAPER SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF BESTLINK COLLEGE OF THE PHILIPPINES IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE COURSE ENGLISH 2 BY : ........ BSED MAJOR IN ENGLISH MARCH 2014 INTRODUCTION The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of various teaching methods used for teaching students at secondary level‚ i search about perceptions of best and effective teaching methods and the reason

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    The scientific method is a way for someone to gather new knowledge about something – whether it is an object‚ apparatus‚ etc – and to put that new knowledge together in an orderly way. According to Conceptual Integrated Science‚ Galileo and the English philosopher Francis Bacon came up with the scientific method in the 17th century as a tool to be used by people to practice science. The scientific method includes six steps: (1) Observe (2) Question (3) Hypothesize (4) Predict (5) Test Predictions

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    In 1939 Wendell Johnson set up ‘The Monster Study’‚ which involved placing 22 orphan children into two experimental groups‚ the ‘stutterers’ and the ‘non-stutterers’. Though it is important to note that only half of the children put into the ‘stuttering’ group actually had a stuttering problem. The non-stuttering group were given positive speech therapy‚ praising how well and fluent they spoke‚ while the other group received negative speech therapy‚ criticised for every single imperfection and told

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    STEPS IN A CASE STUDY METHOD Identify the Problem of the Study All studies require that a research problem be identified and stated‚ and must be simple‚ concise‚ and in clear terms. Such problem will be the focus of a case study. State the Objectives of the Study The General and specific objectives of the study must be categorically expressed. Such objectives will be the bases in conducting research activities. Determine the Sources of Data The research must identify his sources of data or

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    Research Proposal Investigating the challenges and opportunities of Ben TreCoconut Candy and suggesting applicable strategies for future development of Dong A Company-Owner of Ben Tre brand August 2012 1. Introduction This research is conducted in a short time‚ so obviously it will have limitations. The research actually focus on evaluating‚ collecting data and information about how prices of coconut influence on Ben Tre Coconut Candy and also on Ben Tre people. Besides‚ the elements

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