METHODOLOGY
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Research Designs
I. Qualitative
1. Narrative
2. Case Study
Case Study
Case Study
3. Grounded Theory
4. Phenomenology
II. Quantitative
(Walliman, N. 2005. Your research project. pp. 114-117)
(Walliman, N. 2005. Your research project. pp. 114-117)
1. Survey
2. Correlational
3. Causal - Comparative
4. Experimental (Chatburn, R.L. 2011. Handbook for
health care research. pp. 63 - 66)
health care research. pp. 63 - 66)
a. True experimental
b. Quasi - experimental
III. Participants of the Study
1. Subjects
2. Respondents
IV. Sampling Scheme (Ardales, V. Basic concepts and methods
in research. pp 175 - 176.)
in research. pp 175 - 176.)
1. Population
2. Sample
3. Sampling using Yamane's formula
4. Sampling Techniques (Chatburn, R.L. 2011
Handbook for health care research. pp. 60 - 61) /
(Walliman, N. 2005. Your research project. pp. 275-279)
Handbook for health care research. pp. 60 - 61) /
(Walliman, N. 2005. Your research project. pp. 275-279)
a. Probability
a.1. Simple random sampling
a.2. Systematic random sampling
a.3. Stratified random sampling
a.3.1 Equal Allocation
a.3.2. Proportional Allocation
a.4. Cluster Sampling
b. Non - Probability
b.1. Purposive / Judgment Sampling
b.2. Convenience Sampling
b.3. Snowball Sampling
b.4. Quota Sampling
V. Data Gathering Instrument
V. Data Gathering Instrument
1. Heading
2. Section for Demographic Profile
3. Instructions
4. Response Scale
5. Questionnaire Items
VI. Validity of the Research Instrument
1. Logical Validity using Good and Scates Scale
2. Content Validity Ration - Lawshe
VII. Reliability of the Research Instrument
1. Inter - Rater
2. Test - Retest
3. Split Half
4. Internal Consistency
VIII. Data Gathering Procedure
IX. Data Analysis
