part 2

• Framework and methodologies are data found in scientific journal articles based on experimental research results. These may contain different processes used by researchers to come up with valid results.
• Survey forms and polls allow researchers to gather collective information regarding certain topics or phenomena, which may be summarized for interpretation and analysis.
• Web information refers to any information accessed through the Internet, which may be used to support the research work.
• Articles from journals, news articles, and published research provide existing information about certain issues or phenomenon which may have happened in the past that supports the current research.
• According to Walliman (2011), typical quantitative data collection practices include administering quantitative surveys, quantitative observations, and various types of experiments.
• The collection of quantitative data is predetermined by the type of data collected and the sampling used in research.
• Quantitative Survey makes use of questionnaires that contain closed-ended questions with given answers for the respondents to choose from.
• Quantitative Interview makes use of standardized questions and structured interview formats. These interviews may take the forms of face-to-face interviews, telephone calls, or web-based interviews.