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L6 - Research Methodology
L6 - Research Methodology
L6 - Research Methodology
METHODOLOGY
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
It is the manner on
how the research is
“researched”.
CHAPTER 3
• “RESEARCH METHODOLOGY”
1. Research Approach, Design, and Method (Pamamaraan,
Disenyo at Metodo ng ng Pananaliksik)
2. Research Locale (Lugar ng Pananaliksik)
3. Sampling Design (Pamamaraan ng Pag-pili ng mga
Kalahok)
4. Respondents of the Study (Kalahok sa Pananaliksik)
5. Research Instruments (Mga Instrumento ng Pananaliksik)
6. Data Gathering Procedure (Proseso ng Pagkuha ng Datos)
7. Ethical Considerations of the Research (Konsiderasyong
Etikal ng Pananaliksik)
8. Treatment of the Qualitative/Quantitative Data
(Pamamaraan ng Pagsusuri ng mga Datos)
TIPS IN WRITING THE CHAPTER 3
1. RESEARCH APPROACH,
DESIGN, AND METHOD
• Explains what is the plan for the research project in
terms of:
• APPROACH (What kind of data will the researcher
get regarding the study?)
• DESIGN (What design will the researcher use to get
the appropriate data for their study?)
• METHOD (How will researcher gather the
appropriate data for their study?)
TIPS IN WRITING THE CHAPTER 3
RESEARCH APPROACH
•It can either be qualitative,
quantitative or a combination
of both approaches
(quantitative-qualitative or
qualitative-quantitative).
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RESEARCH DESIGN
QUALITATIVE APPROACH
QUANTITATIVE
(Phenomenology, Case APPROACH
Study, Ethnographic,
(Experimental or Non-
Grounded Theory,
Experimental Research
Historical, or Narrative
Designs)
Designs)
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Non-Experimental
Quantitative Research Experimental Research
(analyzes data or variables (involve tests under
without researcher’s controlled environment)
intervention)
RESEARCH METHODS
DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH
• Seeks to describe the current status of an
identified variable.
CORRELATIONAL RESEARCH
• attempts to determine the extent of a
relationship between two or more variables
using statistical data.
RESEARCH METHODS
CAUSAL-COMPARATIVE RESEARCH
• Attempts to establish cause-effect relationships
among the variables without manipulation of the
independent variables and randomly distributed
interventions.
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
• Utilizes the scientific method to establish the cause-
effect relationship among a group of variables that
make up a study.
RESEARCH METHODS
EXPLANATORY RESEARCH
• Seeks to explain why particular phenomena
work in the way that they do.
EXPLORATORY RESEARCH
• Done during the early stages of a project,
usually when a researcher wants to test the
feasibility of conducting a more extensive study
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2. RESEARCH LOCALE
SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING
• Relies on arranging the study population according to some ordering scheme and
then selecting elements at regular intervals through that ordered list.
STRATIFIED SAMPLING
• Process of dividing members of the population into homogeneous subgroups
before sampling
CLUSTER SAMPLING
• Process wherein researchers divide a population into smaller groups known as
clusters. They then randomly select among these clusters to form a sample.
SAMPLING DESIGNS
• POPULATION – HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OF
SSC-R CANLUBANG (G7 – G12)
GRADE POPULATION % SAMPLE
G7 25 0.10 7
G8 30 0.12 9
G9 28 0.11 7
G10 30 0.12 9
G11 60 0.24 17
G12 75 0.30 21
CONVENIENCE SAMPLING
• Nonprobability sampling which involves the sample being drawn from that
part of the population which is close to hand
SNOWBALL SAMPLING
• Involves finding a small group of initial respondents and using them to recruit
more respondents
VOLUNTARY SAMPLING
• Nonprobability sampling which uses the interests of potential participants as
basis for sampling
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RESPONDENTS OF THE STUDY
RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS