practical research 1

• hypothesis is an educated guess about what will happen if we do something
• Qualitative Research is an interpretative, inductive, and naturalistic approach to the study of people, cases, phenomena, social relations, or social processes in their natural settings.
• In qualitative research, data analysis results show an individual's mental, social, and spiritual understanding of the world.
• Through their worldviews, you can know what kind of human being he or she is, including his or her values, beliefs, likes and dislikes.
• Qualitative research is active, powerful, and forceful as a lot of changes occur continuously in every stage of a qualitative research.
• Qualitative research allows you to approach or plan your study in varied ways.
• Specific ideas in qualitative research are directed to a general understanding of something.
• Qualitative research involves all variables, factors, or conditions affecting the study.
• A qualitative researcher prefers collecting data in a natural setting like observing people as they live and work, analyzing photographs or videos as they genuinely appear to people, and looking at classroom unchanged to adjusted to people's intentional observations.
• Qualitative research abounds with words and visuals as data gathering through interviews or library reading, as well as the presentation data analysis results, is done verbally.
• In qualitative research, internal analysis involves examining the data yielded by the internal traits of the subject individuals like their emotional, mental, and spiritual characteristics.
• Case Study in qualitative research normally occurs from rehabilitation centers, nursing, social care, psychology, and education.
• Case Study in qualitative research involves a long-term study of a person, group, organization or situation.
• Data Collections such as interview, questionnaire, observation and analysis are used in Case Study in qualitative research.
• Human understanding and interpretation:

  • Data analysis results show an individual's mental, social, and spiritual understanding of the world
  • Reveals values, beliefs, likes, and dislikes
• Active, powerful, and forceful:

  • Changes occur continuously in every stage of qualitative research
  • Need to amend or rephrase interview questions and consider varied ways of getting answers
  • Inclined to discover qualitative research design as the study unfolds
• Multiple research approaches and methods:

  • Qualitative research allows approaching or planning the study in varied ways
  • Can be combined with quantitative research
  • Applies to all research types: descriptive, exploratory, explanatory, case study, etc.
• Specificity to generalization:

  • Specific ideas in qualitative research lead to a general understanding
  • Follows an inductive or scientific method of thinking
• Contextualization:

  • Involves all variables, factors, or conditions affecting the study
  • Goal is to understand human behavior
  • Crucial to examine the context or situation of an individual's life
• Diversified data in real-life situations:

  • Prefers collecting data in a natural setting
  • Analyzing photographs or videos as they genuinely appear to people
  • Looking at classroom settings unchanged to adjusted to people's intentional observations
• Abounds with words and visuals:

  • Data gathering and presentation done verbally
  • Involves quoting respondents' answers
  • Presents people's worldviews through visual presentation
• Internal analysis:

  • Examines data yielded by the internal traits of the subject individuals
  • Focuses on emotional, mental, and spiritual characteristics
  • Considers the effects of their physical existence on the study
• Human understanding and interpretation in qualitative research reveals an individual's mental, social, and spiritual understanding of the world
• Qualitative research is active, powerful, and forceful, with continuous changes occurring in every stage
• Multiple research approaches and methods are used in qualitative research, allowing for a combination with quantitative research and various analysis techniques
• Specific ideas in qualitative research lead to a general understanding, following an inductive or scientific method of thinking
• Contextualization is crucial in qualitative research to understand human behavior, examining all variables, factors, or conditions affecting the study
• Diversified data in real-life situations is preferred in qualitative research, collecting data in a natural setting and observing people as they live and work
• Qualitative research abounds with words and visuals, with data gathering and presentation done verbally and through visual presentation
• Internal analysis in qualitative research examines the emotional, mental, and spiritual characteristics of the subject individuals