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• Phenomenological research:

  • Focuses on subjective lived experiences of participants to understand a phenomenon
  • Concerned with the feelings of participants regarding a particular event or activity
  • Uses interviews for data collection with a sample size ranging from 5 to 25
• Ethnographic research:

  • Concentrates on studying a group of people in a particular environment
  • Involves immersion in an extended period of time to characterize behaviors, cultures, challenges, and themes
  • Uses observation, interviews, and surveys as essential instruments
• Grounded Theory research:

  • Aims to explain a phenomenon by developing a theory
  • Focuses on providing explanations and theories behind lived experiences
  • Uses interviews and supporting documents for data collection with participants ranging from 20 to 30 or until data saturation
• Case Study research:

  • Allows for an intensive analysis of a phenomenon
  • Involves an in-depth examination of a single person or institution
  • Utilizes thorough interviews, observations, and documentation as data collection instruments
• Historical research:

  • Concerned with identifying, evaluating, and synthesizing past event data
  • Aims to understand present patterns and anticipate future choices
  • Relies on sources like documents, relics, artifacts, and oral reports
• Narrative research:

  • Involves obtaining and analyzing life accounts of individuals based on personal experiences
  • Aims to extract meaningful context from documented experiences