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Kinds of Research in Cross Fields

This document outlines different types of research according to purpose, methodology, and design. There are three types of research according to purpose: basic (or fundamental) research which aims to develop scientific knowledge without concern for practical application; applied research which seeks to solve research problems and apply knowledge in specific situations; and mixed methods research which combines qualitative and quantitative approaches. Research methodology can be qualitative, focusing on phenomena like behavior and beliefs, or quantitative, using numerical data. Research design includes experimental research using manipulation and control, non-experimental approaches like descriptive, historical, correlational, and evaluation designs; and specific designs like descriptive, which describes populations; historical, involving past events; and correlational, determining relationships between data sets.

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Kinds of Research in Cross Fields

This document outlines different types of research according to purpose, methodology, and design. There are three types of research according to purpose: basic (or fundamental) research which aims to develop scientific knowledge without concern for practical application; applied research which seeks to solve research problems and apply knowledge in specific situations; and mixed methods research which combines qualitative and quantitative approaches. Research methodology can be qualitative, focusing on phenomena like behavior and beliefs, or quantitative, using numerical data. Research design includes experimental research using manipulation and control, non-experimental approaches like descriptive, historical, correlational, and evaluation designs; and specific designs like descriptive, which describes populations; historical, involving past events; and correlational, determining relationships between data sets.

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KINDS OF RESEARCH IN

CROSS FIELDS
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STEM 11 - ARISTOTLE
RESEARCH
ACCORDING
TO
PURPOSE
1. Basic (fundamental or
pure) Research

–The research finding’s practical


application is not a concern, but the
researcher carries out the research
process mainly to develop fuller
scientific knowledge.
2. Applied Research

Applied research is carried out to find


answers to a research problem and
apply knowledge in certain situation.
RESEARCH
ACCORDING
TO
METHODOLOGY
1. QUALITATIVE
RESEARCH

–This is about inquiring certain


phenomenon or event, individual’s
behavior, culture, practices, and
values such as beliefs and
perception.
2. QUANTITATIVE
RESEARCH

–About investigating certain


phenomenon or event wherein data
are usually characterized by
numerical measures.
3. MIXED METHODS

–It deals both qualitative and


quantitative research traditions.
RESEARCH
ACCORDING
TO
DESIGN
1. Experimental Research

– Two sub categories: pure experimental


design and quasi-experimental design
– Characterized by the three
components: manipulation,
randomization, and control that are
usually considered in experimentation.
2. Non-experimental
Research

–Following sub-categories:
descriptive design, historical design,
correlational design, and evaluation
design.
3. Descriptive Design

–It is used in a research to merely


describes the characteristics of a
population or phenomenon.
4. Historical Design

–More on featuring critical


investigation of past events,
developments as well as
experiences.
5. Correlational

– This happened when researcher’s


objective is to determine relationship
between two sets of data.
– Also called association or relationship.
6. Evaluation Design

–This is conducted to determined if a


program is effective or the other
way around.

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