Assignment:
Research Reference Manual
Define the following terms:
Please note, follow same way as you did in solution post # 552420 follow the same format by opening the attached file in the above post #. If you are unable to open it please let me know I'll send you the same copy but you can understand better using the SAMPLE attachment file to guide you because this is strictly to be followed.
However Each Unit has to be numbered in the table created. Type into the format just as you did previously.
Kindly read these instructions for the definition of TERMS and put each in the appropriate columns;
1. Evaluate a social and behavioral studies research article from the professional literature that uses a qualitative approach according to specific criteria.
2. Create definitions for terms related to research methodology.
Article Search
Select a social and behavioral studies research article, relevant to your field or project topic, published in a professional journalthat uses a qualitative approach.
Part 1 Research Reference Manual
In your Research Reference Manual, define the following terms:
1. Case study.
2. Historical research.
3. Ethnography.
4. Phenomenology.
5. Grounded theory research designs.
6. Content analysis.
7. Open coding.
8. Axial coding.
9. Selective coding.
10. Pattern.
11. Category.
12. Interpretive validity.
13. Triangulation.
14. Member checking.
15. Chain of evidence.
Part 2 Research Reference Manual
In your Research Reference Manual for this unit,
Define the following terms:
1. Pre-experimental.
2. True-experimental.
3. Quasi-experimental.
4. Non-experimental research.
5. Single-subject design.
6. Descriptive research designs.
7. Observational study survey research developmental design.
8. Checklist.
9. Rating scale.
10. Correlational research.
11. Ex post facto.
12. Factorial design.
13. Meta-analysis.
Part 3 Research Reference Manual
In your Research Reference Manual for this unit,
Provide definitions and examples of the following terms and concepts:
1. Data analysis and interpretation.
2. Content analysis, coding, and themes.
3. Data analysis spiral.
4. Descriptive and inferential statistics.
5. Measures of central tendency, variability, and relationship.
6. Research or alternative hypothesis and null hypothesis.
7. Hypothesis testing.
8. Statistical significance.
9. P-value