LESSON 2: Importance of Quantitative

Research

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DESCRIPTION:
In this lesson, you will learn the different application of quantitative research across fields.

LEARNING COMPETENCIES:
By the end of this lesson, learners are expected to:

• Illustrates the importance of quantitative research across fields. CS_RS12-la-c-2

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Content:
MODULE 5 DAYS DATE: SEPTEMBER 14-18, 2020
DURATION:

In this lesson, we will discuss the different application of quantitative research across
fields.

Kickstarter: Check Your Past

Directions: Take a look back to our past lesson. Give the strengths and weaknesses of
quantitative and qualitative research. Put your answer inside the table.
RESEARCH DESIGN
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Strengths Weaknesses Strengths Weaknesses

Lecture: Quantitative Research Across Disciplines

Medical Field
Some quantitative limits include pathology, cardiology, and physical
measurements.
Example: Top 10 Cause of Spreading COVID-19

Household Census
It is being conducted by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) in order to
determine the number of residents in every household in the entire Philippines.
Example: Number of Registered Voters in Santiago

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Market Research
It is use to determine customer satisfaction or dissatisfaction.
Example: Top 10 Items Sold in Super Market

Finance
A comparative study of foreign exchange rates across countries can be done to
determine economic growth and overall performance.
Example: Statistical Discrepancy between Input and Output in Our Economy

Information Technology
A comparative study of the results of an Internet speed test done by the NTC can
prove which of the top telecom providers in the country has the fastest and most reliable
connectivity.
Example: Rate of Satisfaction of SMART and GLOBE to Subscribers

Education
A quantitative study of the students’ academic performance ratings may be a good
indicator as to which of the subjects/courses are most liked or disliked by the students.
Example: Study Rate Satisfaction of Students in their Subjects

Disaster Management
A quantitative survey of disaster hit areas whose people are most at risk and most
vulnerable can provide the concerned government agencies a clearer picture of the extent
of damage/s and the needed funding to be used for rehabilitation and social assistance.
Example: Top 5 Satisfying Actions of Rescue Team in the Municipality

References:
LMS:
Book/s:
Uy, C., Cabauatan, R. R., de Castro, B. V., & Grajo, J. P. (2019). Practical Research 2.
Quezon City: Vibal Group, Inc.

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Activity Sheet
Module 2
Practical Research 2

Name: _______________________________Grade Level & Strand: _______________

Give two (2) examples of research applications of quantitative research to each of the
following disciplines.

Education
a. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

b. ________________________________________________________________
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Market Research
a. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

b. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
Medical Field
a. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

b. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

Information and Technology

a. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

b. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

Disaster Management
a. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

b. ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

NOTE: Keep Pages 1-3. ONLY Page (4) will be SUBMITTED.

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