Research
Procedures
Chapter II
Rationale for Qualitative Research
Involves the skill on how the researcher
will provide the readers with critical
background or contextual information that
introduces the research topic.
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1. Existing Literature
A background on what
researches have already
been done about the given
subject.
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2. Relevance to Local/Global Context
Situational
interconnectedness of
individuals or things in
varying perspectives.
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3. Critical Background/Contextual
Information
Circumstances forming a
background of an event, idea or
subject that enables the readers
to understand the nature of the
problem.
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4. Research Gap
Problems, issues, or
questions that have not
been addressed or are
yet to be understood.
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5. Proof of Urgency
An urgent need to
solve the existing
problem.
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6. Research Goal/Objective
The purpose why there
is a need for the
proposed study to be
conducted.
Participants of the Study
This section describes who your
respondents or participants are, from which the
data to answer the research problem is
collected. The first step leading to the process
of collecting qualitative data is to identify the
people and places you plan to study. This
involves determining which group of people will
you study, who, specifically, these people are,
and how many of them you will need to
involve.
Participants of the Study
describes who your respondents or
participants are
involves determining which group
of people will you study
who, specifically, these people are,
and
how many of them you will need to
involve.
Sampling Procedure
convenience/volunteer
sampling
snowball
purposive
theoretical
Site
The site or location where
the study will be
conducted.
Access and Permission
Quickly describe whose permission
will be sought and arrangements to
make to administer instruments.
Describe when instruments will be
administered and who will
administer them. Add details on
arrangements and administration of
instruments, if needed.
Data Collection Procedure
includes various approaches to collect in-depth
Explain how Data collection was conducted using
in-depth interviews, participant observation, and
focus group discussions
Interviews such as semi-structured and conducted
in Ilonggo, English, Cebuano, or any dialect to
ensure clarity
includes how questionnaire or data gathering tool
to be constructed and administered.
Data Analysis Approach
This section indicates how the
data will be analyzed and
reported; it should specify the
qualitative methods that will be
used in analyzing the data
gathered for the research.