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1 Research Terminologies

2 Qualitative Quantitative Descriptive or survey Historical Causal-Comparative Experimental Correlational Variables Independent and dependent

3 Quantitative approaches describe current conditions (EX-pg 12) Investigate relationships--- Study cause-effect phenomena Concerned with control Instrumentation (p.11) Hypotheses Qualitative Approaches Descriptive and survey research Correlational- Correlation--quantitative measure of the degree of correspondence between two or more variables Causal-comparative

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