Libyan International Medical University - Types of Research
Scientific research forms the foundation for studies, utilizing various means to uncover facts. Explore applied, qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods of research with examples from different fields. Understand how these research types contribute to problem-solving and decision-making in various industries. Gain insights into the importance and applicability of research in advancing knowledge and finding solutions in the academic and business sectors.
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Libyan International Medical University Faculty of Business Administration Types of Research Presented by : Mohamed Elbarassi Id : 3801 E-Mail : mohamed_3801@limu.edu.ly
2 Table of Content 2_ Applied Research 1_ Introduction 3_Qualitative Research 4_Quantitative Research 5_ Mixed Research 6_Reference
Introduction 3 Scientific Research Is The Basic on which Studies Are Based In order To Reach Facts , Using The Means And Methods of Scientific Research
Applied Research 4 Applied research is designed to identify solutions to specific problems or find answers to specific questions. The research is meant to offer knowledge that is applicable and implementable. For instance, applied research may include a study on ways to increase student involvement in the classroom. This research focuses on a defined problem and is solution-based.
Qualitative Research 5 Qualitative research involves nonnumerical data, such as opinions and literature. Examples of qualitative data may include: Focus groups Surveys Participant comments Observations Interviews Businesses often use qualitative research to determine consumer opinions and reactions. For instance, a marketing organization may present a new commercial to a focus group before airing it publicly to receive feedback. The company collects nonnumerical data the opinions of the focus group participants to make decisions.
Quantitative Research 6 Quantitative research depends on numerical data, such as statistics and measurements. For example, a car manufacturer may compare the number of sales of red sedans compared to white sedans. The research uses objective data the sales figures for red and white sedans to draw conclusions
7 Mixed Research Mixed research includes both qualitative and quantitative data. Consider the car manufacturer comparing sedan sales. The company could also ask car buyers to complete a survey after buying a red or white sedan that asks how much the color impacted their decision and other opinion-based questions.
References: Benavente, S. B. T. (2016). Are there Some Types Scientific Researches More Important than Others. J Perioper Crit Intensive Care Nurs, 2, e111.
