Basics Research Design

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What is Empiricism?
Study and observation of human behaviour
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What is Data?
The behaviour being examined
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What is Data Collection?
Empirical work or information collected
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What is the Participant formally named a subject?
The person who is being studied/observed
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Empirical data?
Obtained via observation
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Variable
A measure that changes from person to person such as age, gender, happiness etc
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Theory
Explanatory framework for determining the causes of something
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Hypothesis
Is a prediction of what will happen
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Qualitative
Focuses on the meanings but doesn't measure things
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Quantitative
Measurable and uses numbers
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Qualitative Research Design
Non numerical
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Quantitative Research Design
Split into three categories: experiments, quasi experiments and correlational study
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Experiments
Where you manipulate something
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Quasi-Experiments
Natural experiment, can't manipulate but design is otherwise similar
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Correlation study
Where we just measure things
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Rationale?
Is why we do the research
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Methodological considerations
Is how you do the study. (Who, When, Where)
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