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    Research methods like surveys and experiments are used to gain a greater understanding of group similarities and produce in-depth data through more flexible processes that involve examining processes, feelings, and motives. They are concerned with generating hypotheses from large, representative sample sizes using structured instruments rather than testing predetermined hypotheses.

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    Research methods like surveys and experiments are used to gain a greater understanding of group similarities and produce in-depth data through more flexible processes that involve examining processes, feelings, and motives. They are concerned with generating hypotheses from large, representative sample sizes using structured instruments rather than testing predetermined hypotheses.

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    Research methods like surveys and experiments are used to gain a greater understanding of group similarities and produce in-depth data through more flexible processes that involve examining processes, feelings, and motives. They are concerned with generating hypotheses from large, representative sample sizes using structured instruments rather than testing predetermined hypotheses.

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    1.

    Used to gain greater understanding


    of group similarities.

    2.Uses more flexible processes

    3.Methods include census, survey,


    experiments and secondary analysis

    4.Involves processes, feelings, and motives


    (the why’s & the how’s) and produces in-depth
    & holistic data.

    5.Concerned with generating hypothesis


    from data rather than testing a hypothesis

    6.Uses structured research instruments


    like questionnaires or schedules

    7.Uses large sample sizes that are


    representatives of the population.

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