Dr. Manishika Jain in this lecture explains the 14 major types of research methods: Basic versus Applied Research Fixed versus Flexible Research Quantitative versus Qualitative Research Experimental versus Non-Experimental Research Causal or Explanatory Research Confirmatory versus exploratory Research Descriptive Research Historical Research Diagnostic Research Prognostic Research Evaluation Research Action Research Ex-post Facto or Casual Comparative Research Correlational Research | Research

19K views · 603 reactions | Dr. Manishika Jain in this lecture explains the meaning of hypothesis and 13 major types of research hypothesis: Insufficient Evidence Can be true or false Tentative solution to a problem May or may not be correct Clear Precise Testable Consistent with facts Provide answer to problem Logical simplicity Not contradict established facts Why Important? .............. | Research Methodology | Facebook

Dr. Manishika Jain in this lecture explains the meaning of variables and explain the 28 types of variables: Attribute or Quality Differ in magnitude Control of Variables IV, DV, Mediating Variable IV: Characteristic of experiment that is manipulated DV: Variable measured Mediating/intervening – hypothetical concept explain relation b/w variables (Parent’s status - child’s status by education) Confounding – extra variable (effect of activity on obesity – AGE) Dig! Dig! Effect of noise on test sco

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