Introduction To: Research Methodology

The belief that reality is objective and measurable. This usually leads to quantitative data.

Focuses on numbers, logic, and an objective stance.

Ensuring the study measures what it claims to measure and can be repeated with the same results. Introduction to research methodology

Protecting participants through informed consent, anonymity, and data security. 5. Conclusion

Combines both to provide a "holistic" view. For example, using a survey to find a trend and then interviews to explain why that trend exists. 4. Key Components of a Robust Methodology To be considered "scientific," a methodology must detail: The belief that reality is objective and measurable

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Before picking a tool, a researcher must decide on their lens of reality: Introduction to research methodology

A specific (e.g., social sciences, medicine, or business)