The document discusses quantitative research methods. It defines quantitative research and provides its characteristics such as using numerical data and statistical analysis. It also discusses the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative research methods. Examples of quantitative research include customer satisfaction surveys and event feedback surveys.
The document discusses quantitative research methods. It defines quantitative research and provides its characteristics such as using numerical data and statistical analysis. It also discusses the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative research methods. Examples of quantitative research include customer satisfaction surveys and event feedback surveys.
The document discusses quantitative research methods. It defines quantitative research and provides its characteristics such as using numerical data and statistical analysis. It also discusses the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative research methods. Examples of quantitative research include customer satisfaction surveys and event feedback surveys.
The document discusses quantitative research methods. It defines quantitative research and provides its characteristics such as using numerical data and statistical analysis. It also discusses the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative research methods. Examples of quantitative research include customer satisfaction surveys and event feedback surveys.
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QUANTITATIVE
RESEARCH
Jenifer Ester Adelyne Tmanafe (17101033 )
Ni Kadek Santi Melani (17101036 ) Putu Mahatma Rangga Candisaka Pamungkas (17101056) 1. Definition and Purpose of Quantitative Research 2. Characteristics of Quantitative Research 3. Strengths & Weaknesses of Quantitative Research 4. Example of Quantitative Research
MIND MAP DEFINITION QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
Quantitative research is a descriptive
research method and uses more analysis. Quantitative research methods use numerical data and emphasize the research process on measuring objective results using statistical analysis. DEFINITION RESEARCH ACCORDING TO ESPERTS
1. According to Meleong 2. According to Bogdan
qualitative research is a and Taylor (1975) explains that qualitative research is 3. According to David scientific study that aims to one procedure that Williams (1995), qualitative understand a phenomenon produces descriptive data research is the collection in social contact naturally in the form of speech or of data in a natural setting by prioritizing the process writing and attitudes of the using scientific methods of deep communication people observed. and carried out by people interaction between or researchers who are researchers and the naturally interested. phenomenon under study. THE PURPOSE OF RESEARCH
The purpose of quantitative research is to
determine the relationship between variables in a population. There are two kinds of quantitative research designs namely descriptive and experimental. Descriptive quantitative studies take measurements only once. This means that the relation between the variables investigated only takes place once. CHARACTERISTICS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH The data collection process is carried out using structured instruments, such as questionnaires, survey sheets or polls
The results of the analysis are based on
samples that are representative of the population. Data in numeric, numeric or statistical form STRENGH OF QUANTITATIVE ESEARCH METHODS
(+) Supports social science studies that
are macro in scope because they can involve a large number of research subjects. The number of subjects both individuals or groups involved support the generalization process.
(+) Being able to apply the average
number of a calculation so that the research design can be replicated and analyzed for relevance elsewhere. WEAKNESSES OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS
(-) The results of the
(-) Often ignores the details of the study have limited social context under study. explanation quality in (-) Research results are often numerical descriptions lacking in detail in describing the and lack of detail in behavior and motivation of elaborating aspects of individual actions. human perception. EXAMPLE • If any organization would like to conduct a customer satisfaction (CSAT) survey, a customer satisfaction survey template can be used. Through this survey, an organization can collect quantitative data and metrics on the goodwill of the brand or organization in the mind of the customer on the basis of multiple parameters such as product quality, pricing, customer experience etc. This data can be collected by asking a net promoter score (NPS) question, matrix table questions etc. that provide data in the form of numbers that can be analyzed and worked upon.
• Another example of quantitative research is an organization that conducts an event, collecting
feedback from the event attendees about the value that they see from the event. By using an event survey template, the organization can collect actionable feedback about satisfaction levels of customers during various phases of the event such as the sales, pre and post event, the likelihood of recommending the organization to their friends and colleagues, hotel preferences for the future events and other such questions. SOURCE • https://manutxxx.wordpress.com/qualitative-quantit ative-research / • http://sosiologis.com/metode-penelitian-kuantitatif • https://www.idpengertian.com/pengertian-penelitia n-kualitatif-dan-kuantitatif/ Thank you