Knowing the Exact Difference between Qualitative and Quantitative Research Paradigm

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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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