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PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1
Intervention Activity (3rd/4th Quarter)
Introduction:
Qualitative research is a method used to understand people's experiences, behaviors, and perceptions. Unlike quantitative
research, which focuses on numerical data, qualitative research explores the richness and complexity of human
experiences. In this activity, we will delve into the fundamentals of qualitative research.
1. What is qualitative research, and how does it differ from quantitative research?
1. Choose one data collection method (interviews, focus groups, observation, etc.) and explain how it is conducted.
2. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using each data collection method?
3. How do researchers ensure ethical considerations are met during data collection?
2. What are coding and thematic analysis? How are they used in qualitative research?
3. Why is it important for researchers to consider the audience when reporting qualitative findings?