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QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND DATA ANALYSIS

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Research Theory

    • Literature Reviews: Theorists & Theoretical Source
    • Theoretical & conceptual frameworks
    • Research project Planner

Explore Methodologies

      • Exploring Qualitative methodology
      • Exploring Quantitative methodology
      • Exploring Mixed Methods Approach
      • Developing doctoral prospectus

Identify Research Problem

    • Developing Sociatal Challenges into Research Problems
    • Tools for doctoral-level research problem

Develop Research Questions

    • Developing Researchable Questions
    • Aligning Research Problem, Purpose, and Research Questions
    • Formatting Research Questions and Hypothesis

Establish a Research Design

    • General Research Design
    • Action Research
    • Case Study Research
    • Grounded Theory
    • Mixed Method
    • Program Evaluation
    • Qualitative Design and Analysis
    • Quantitative Research Design and Analysis

Explore Existing Datasets

    • What are existing datasets?
    • Existing Dataset Resources
    • Secondary Data Analysis on Existing Data
    • Data Sources Resources

Collect and Manage Data

    • Qualitative Data Management Software
    • Research Applications and Software
    • Online Data Collection
    • Sage Research Methods Resources

Data Analysis and Interpretation

    • Data Analysis and Interpretation
    • Quantitative, SPSS, and Statistics Tutoring
    • Methods Project Planner

Write Your Research

    • Writing the literature review
    • Writing about methods and design
    • Presenting data and describing analysis
    • Introduce, conclude, and write the abstract of your study