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Quantitative Research - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Use Standardized Research Instruments.
      - Assume a Normal Population Distribution.
      - Use Repeatable Method.
      - Can Predict Outcomes.
      - Use Measuring Devices.
      - Present Data in Tables, Graphs, or Figures.
      - Contain Measurable Variables.
- - - - Measure skills
      - Intelligence knowledge
      - Ability or individual or group talents.
    - - a) Questionnare
        
        b) Interview
        
        d) Documentation
        
        c) Observation
  - - - You can collect information quickly when using quantitative research.
        
        Quantitative research uses randomized samples
        
        Results duplication is possible when using quantitative research
        
        Quantitative research can focus on facts or a series of information.
        
        The quantitative approach allows you to reach a higher sample size.
        
        The research performed with the quantitative approach is anonymous
    - - Every answer provided in this research method must stand on its own.
        
        Quantitative research sometimes creates unnatural environments.
        
        Some efforts at randomization will not create usable information.
        
        There is no access to specific feedback.
        
        Quantitative research studies can be very expensive.
        
        Answer validity always creates a cloud of doubt on the final results.
        
        Individual characteristics don't always apply to the general population
        
        This method doesn't consider the meaning behind social phenomena