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Selecting Research

Approach
Bima Rahmanda (F1021191029)
Dani Bidang Marpaung (F1021191018)
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RESEARCH THREE
APPROACHES COMPONENTS
1. Qualitative 1. Philosophical Worldviews
2. Quantitative 2. Research Designs
3. Mixed-Methods 3. Reseach Methods

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CRITERIA FOR SUMMARY
SELECTING A Conclusion for this presentation.
RESEARCH
APPROACH
1. The Research Problem and
Question
2. Personal Experiences
3. Audience
BY THE END OF THIS PRESENTATION:

RESEARCH APPROACH WORLDVIEW


Determining your research approach Identifying a worldview with which
you are most comfortable

DEFINE COMPARISON
Defining the three types of research Using quantitative, qualitative, and
approaches mixed methods designs and methods
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RESEARCH
APPROACHES
Research approaches are plans and the procedures
for research that span the steps from broad
assumptions to detailed methods of data collection,
analysis, and interpretation.
THE THREE APPROACHES TO RESEARCH

QUALITATIVE MIXED-METHODS QUANTITATIVE


It is an approach for It is an approach to collect It is an approach for testing
exploring and both quantitative and objective theories by
understanding the meaning qualitative data, and examining the relationship
individuals or groups integrating the two forms of among variables. These
ascribe to a social or human data. variables, in turn, can be
problem. measured.
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THREE COMPONENTS
INVOLVED IN AN
APPROACH
1. Philosophical Worldview

2. Research Design

3. Research Methods
PHILOSOPHICAL WORLDVIEW

FOUR WORLDVIEWS
Post-postivism Constructivism
• Determination • Understanding
• Reductionism • Multiple participant meanings
• Empirical observation and • Social and historical construction
measurement • Theory Generation
• Theory verification
Transformative Pragmatism
• Political • Consequences of actions
• Power and justice oriented • Problem-centered
• Collaborative • Pluralistic
• Change-oriented • Real-world practice oriented
RESEARCH DESIGNS
The researcher not only selects a qualitative,
quantitative, or mixed methods study to conduct; the
inquirer also decides on a type of study within these
three choices.
QUANTITATIVE DESIGNS

SURVEY RESEARCH EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH


provides a quantitative or numeric seeks to determine if a specific treatment
description of trends, attitudes, or opinions influences an outcome.
of a population by studying a sample of
that population.
QUALITATIVE DESIGNS

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NARRATIVE PHENOMENOLOGICAL GROUNDED


THEORY

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ETHNOGRAPHY CASE STUDIES


MIXED-METHODS DESIGNS

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EXPLANATORY EXPLORATORY
CONVERGENT
SEQUENTIAL SEQUENTIAL
Merges quantitative and
Quantitative first, then Qualitative first, then
qualitative data at the same
qualitative Quantitative.
time.
RESEARCH METHODS
involve the forms of data collection, analysis, and
interpretation that researchers propose for their studies.
RESEARCH METHODS

QUANTITATIVE MIXED METHODS QUALITATIVE


METHODS METHODS
Pre-determined Both predetermined Emerging methods
and emerging methods
Instrument based Both open- and closed- Open-ended questions
questions ended questions
Performance data, Multiple forms of data Interview data,
attitude data, drawing on all observation data,
observational data, and possibilities document data, and
census data. audiovisual data
Statistical analysis Statistical and text Text and image analysis
analysis
Statistical interpretation Across databases Themes, patterns
interpretation interpretation
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CRITERIA FOR
SELECTING A
RESEARCH APPROACH
1. The Research Problem and Question

2. Personal Experience

3. Audience
THE RESEARCH
PROBLEM AND
QUESTION
An issue or concern needs to be addressed with
questions.
PERSONAL
EXPERIENCES
Researchers’ own personal training and experiences
also influence their choice of approach.
AUDIENCE

Researchers write for audiences that will accept their


research. They can shape the decision made about the
choice of design.
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SUMMARY
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES

Creswell, J. W., Creswell, J. D. (2018). Research Design: Qualitative,


Quantitative, and Mixed Methods Approaches (5th ed.). SAGE Publications

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