Categorias: Todos - positivism - context - accuracy - hypothesis

por EDISON DAVID TONATO QUISPE 3 anos atrás

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MAIN ADVANTAGES, DISADVANTAGES AND LIMITS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

Quantitative research offers numerous benefits, including the ability to verify and confirm data with high accuracy, answer fundamental questions, and save time through quick data collection.

MAIN ADVANTAGES, DISADVANTAGES AND LIMITS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

MAIN ADVANTAGES, DISADVANTAGES AND LIMITS OF QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH

Limitations

Some standardized scales may be interpreted differently by participants.
Some reserachers claim that many influences affect people's response to question i.e It isn't purely objective.
It is difficult to understand human phenomena.

Disadvantages

Sometimes the approval or disapproval of a hypothesis can be affected due to subjectivity of the researcher.
Quantitative reserach can be insufficient concentrating only on numbers.
Measures variables in a particular context at a determinated moment.
The positivism paradigm neither describes how reality is "shaped" nor refers to how persons "interpret" their behaviors.
Regarding the positivism paradigm on which this approach relies on, social phenomenon implications are now here to be found.

Advantages

The quaititative approach answers some fundamental questions for analyzing data like who, how much, what, where, when, how many and how
The most important points about the advantages in Quantitative research are
Extensive range of data analysis: permits a broader collection of data obtained from bigger sample groups. the outcomes reached are statistical. Thus, they are verifiable
Quick data collection: Saves time and lessens resources
Collect reliable and accurate date: the data is collected and presented in numbers
It focusses on hypothesis testing based on a well-defined plan and clear objectives that can be repeated at any other time and place obtaining the identical outcomes
Helps researchers to optimize the time and effort invested in analyzing and describing the results gotten
The measures allow researches to know, how to interpret the results will be more more reliable, definitive and standardized
The information can be more accurately verified, confirmed and checked