(Types of research design)
a variable or group variables are manipulated or controlled to know if a formulated hypothesis is valid or displays truthfulness
Experimental
(Type of experimental research)
prone to bias since the researcher purposely selects the participants
Quasi-experimental design
(Type of experimental research)
- use random selection of participants
- it is free from bias and ensures objectivity of results
True experimental design
(Type of research design)
- capable of providing qualitative and quantitative data but more on qualitative data
- often used in the field of social sciences
- do away with manipulating variables
Non-experimental
(Type of non-experimental research)
tells the differences or similarities among individuals, groups, occurrences
Comparative
(Type of non-experimental research)
- derives data from stuff that normally occurs as is
- no alterations whatsoever are done to not influence the reactions of variables
Ex post facto
(Type of non-experimental research)
shows an image or picture of an individual or group
Descriptive
(Type of non-experimental research)
describes the behavior, preferences, opinions, views, stand, or attitudes of a huge amount of people
Survey
(Type of non-experimental research)
shows the extent of relationship of people, occurrences, places, and others whether if it is negative or positive
Correlative
