ACTIVITY

Answer each question intelligently and concisely:

1. What should you be thinking of before designing your research?

2. Does your research still follow a quantitative research design despite its non use of random
selection of subjects? Why? Why not?

3. How do you know that one is applying a quantitative research design?

4. Suppose you cannot apply true experimental design but you still want to follow quantitative
research design, what research can you do? Give reasons for your answer.

5. What do you mean by experimental and control groups?

6. Should the experimental and control groups always be selected randomly? Why? Why not?

7. Why do some people resort to applying quasi experimental design rather than true
experimental design?

8. Do you agree that the best results come from experimental designs? Justify your point.

9. If you were to conduct a quantitative research, which would you follow? Explain your
answer.

10. Do you know of some people around you who did a research study using a quantitative
design? Describe this person in relation to his/her study.