PR 1

• human understanding and interpretation - shows individual's mental, social, and spiritual understanding of the world. ( his/her values, beliefs)
• active, powerful, and forceful - a lot of changes occur continuously
• multiple research approaches and methods - being a multi method research ( descriptive, exploratory, explanatory, case study. etc )
• specificity to generalization - it follows an inductive or scientific method
• contextualization - involves all variables, factors, or conditions affecting the study ( study of the situation of the individual )
• diversified data in real-life situations - prefers collecting data in a natural setting like observing people as they lived and work
• abounds with words and visuals - analysis result is done verbally
• internal analysis- examine the data yielded by the internal traits of the subjects individuals ( emotions, mental, spiritual characteristics)
• Case study - takes place in the field of social care, nursing, psychology, rehabilitation centers, education, etc ( a long time study of a person, group, organization, or situations )
• Ethnography - a particular group reveals the nature or characteristic of their own culture through the world. perceptions of the cultural group's members ( not all about tribes, culture )
• Phenomenology - the study of how people find their experiences meaningful \
• content and discourse analysis- examinations of the substance or content of the more of communication
• historical analysis - primary documents to make you understand the connection of past events to the present time
• Grounded Theory - discover new theory while undergoing data collection
• Quantitative Research - uses numbers and statistics to analyze information
• Qualitative research is used when we want to know what people think, feel, believe, do, say, and why they act that way.
• Qualitative research - focuses on words and meanings rather than numbers
• Observational - observations or observe and record the data. ( without telling the participant what to do )
• statistics - branch applied in mathematics that involves collecting, describing, analyzing
• non experimental - non involvement of any kind of treatment or not changes the conditioned ( only do in natural settings )
• experimental - involvement of treatment manipulates the changes
• survey - when the data is being collected by people
• true experiment - involves random assignment
• quasi-experiment - lack of random assignment