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Name : Syafiq Laura Ivanka.

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Nim : 21018037
Subject : Research In Langauge Teaching

Summary Article 2
Research design is a plan or program made by a researcher, as the activity target that
will be done (Suharsimi, 2002: 45). The purpose of research design are to make easily and
efficiently the process of research. This research can be classified into the non experimental
research since there is no treatment towards the sample. It could be ex-post facto research as
well for it tries to find the correlation between the independent variable and the dependent
variable.
This research also can be defined into correlational research. According to Gay and
Airasian (2011), a correlational research describes an existing condition where it is distinctly
different from the conditions typically describe in survey or observational studies. It involves
data collection in order to determine whether, and to what degree, a relationship exist
between two or more quantifiable variables.
There are several types of studies that may be classified as descriptive design with the
type of correlational study. According to Donald Ary (1985:327), “Correlation studies are
concerned with determining the extent of relationship between variables. They enable one to
measure the extend to which variations in one variable are associated with variations in
determined through the use of the coefficient correlation”.
There are three possible results of correlational study: a positive correlation, a
negative correlation, and no correlation. According to Nunan (1992), the correlational
coefficient is a measure of correlation strenght and can range from -1.00 to 1.00. Perfect
positive correlation would result in a score of 1. Perfect negative correlation would result in -
1.
A correlational research design investigates relationships between two variables
(or more) without the researcher controlling or manipulating any of them. It's a non-
experimental type of quantitative research.
Correlational research can provide insights into complex real-world relationships,
helping researchers develop theories and make predictions. Example: Investigating a non-
causal association You want to know if there is any correlation between the number of
children people have and which political party they vote for.

If the study involves the systematic manipulation of the levels of a variable, it is an


experimental study. If researchers are measuring what is already present without
actually changing the variables, then is a correlational study

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