QUANTITATIVE
KNOWLEDGE CLAIM:
Postpositivism (reductionism), understanding the variables (characteristics)
that can explain cause and effect relationships
STRATEGIES OF INQUIRY:
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Focussed observation (organized
and measures clearly defined variables)
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Sample Surveys (gain information
about a large group--a population--by examining only a part of the population--a
sample with minimal disturbance of the group)
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True experiments and quasi-experiments
(deliberate interventions designed to see if behavior can be changes--impose
a treatment and measure the response
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Correlational studies
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Factor Analysis
DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS:
quantitative