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Description: Before starting with the actual research, the students should be aware of the type of research methodology they will be using. However, some of them get confused with the difference between a qualitative and a quantitative research and end up interchanging them. The research methodology is the most critical step as if the selected methodology is wrong; the entire research might go wrong. With the help this article, students can distinctively learn the difference between a qualitative and quantitative analysis. In case you still find it difficult, you can get help from dissertation help services. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Knowing the Exact Difference between Qualitative and Quantitative Research Paradigm


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Knowing the Exact Difference between Qualitative
and Quantitative Research Paradigm
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Introduction
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Quality is different from Quantity
  • Most of the time students who conduct a research
    start out without doing any research or going
    through the basics.
  • As a result, most of them remain unaware of
    differences between a qualitative and
    quantitative research. It is necessary for the
    students to know the difference while working on
    a dissertation or research paper.

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Qualitative Research
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It is exploratory
  • To gain knowledge, explore, and discover the
    ideas.
  • To get insights regarding the problem.
  • To frame the hypothesis and generate ideas.
  • It is a holistic research that follows a
    subjective approach.
  • It employs purposive inductive reasoning.
  • It is used when in-depth understanding is needed.

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Type 1 Case Study
  • A case study is a valuable type of qualitative
    research.
  • This method helps understand the types of data
    sources more deeply.
  • Moreover, a case study mainly involves explaining
    a company, organization, or event.

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Type 2 Grounded Theory
  • The purpose of a grounded theory is to explain
    the theory behind the events.
  • The data is built primarily based on the existing
    documents and interviews.

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Type 3 Narrative
  • A narrative approach is used to form a cohesive
    story based on the events described by one or two
    individuals.
  • Further, an in-depth analysis can be conducted
    through more interviews and reading out the
    documents.

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Type 4 Ethnography
  • This method is one of the most familiar
    qualitative research methods for UX
    professionals.
  • While following such an approach the researchers
    need to understand the goals by putting
    themselves in the shoes of the participants.
  • In this approach, the researchers do not depend
    on the survey outcomes or interviewers.
  • They experience the environment all by themselves
    or behave as a practical observer.

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Type 5 Phenomenological
  • The phenomenological study is suitable when you
    need to describe an activity or an event.
  • It involves a combination of methods such as
    visiting places, conducting interviews, viewing
    videos, or reading documents.

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Quantitative Research
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It is particular
  • It quantifies the research.
  • It is a conclusive type
  • It follows objective approach.
  • It follows deductive reasoning with measurable
    data.
  • Here, hypothesis is tested
  • It examines the relationships between the
    variables.

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Type 1 Descriptive Design
  • Through this design, a variables current status
    gets described.
  • In this approach, the hypothesis is developed
    after the data is collected. The collection of
    data is observational.

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Type 2 Correlational
  • In this method, statistical analysis is employed
    to explore the relationship between the
    variables.
  • It is majorly observational as it does not seek
    cause and effect.

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Type 3 Quasi-Experimental
  • In this method, the researchers try to identify
    the cause and effect of more than one variable.
  • The independent variables are not manipulated and
    no groups are being assigned.

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Type 4 Experimental
  • An experimental design employs scientific methods
    to establish the cause and effect relationship
    between variables.
  • Here all the variables are controlled except the
    one that gets manipulated.

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Conclusion
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You are good to go
  • Now that you are clear with the difference
    between qualitative and quantitative research,
    you can develop a very good research paper.
  • If you still face issues, you can get help from
    Uniresearchers to complete your dissertation with
    the right research methodology implied.

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