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qualitative data covers a range of material collected from previous research, literature review, case studies, and unstructured interviews.... Some researchers argue that the qualitative approach is better as it provides greater depth.... The paper 'The Different Types of Research Philosophies' presents research which relies on facts and experience, data, concepts and constructs, hypotheses and conjectures, and principles and laws....
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This paper analyses the effectiveness of the market research program at Castle Bingo.... The paper is based on the provision of information which the decision-maker is concerned with and the needs of understanding the project.... It also contains a knowledge demonstration of the sampling process....
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The biographical study approach was leveraged in the effort to analyze the entrepreneurship process from the point of view of Spreckels' life as an immigrant and the evolution of his business enterprises.... The article is well-written and makes use of the biographical study in a very structured fashion.... The paper details the results of a case study involving the introduction of information technology into Fairfield University, detailing those aspects of the introduction relating to impacts on management and on the economic considerations relating to the acquisition and rollout of a vital piece of IT, including computing hardware and networking infrastructure....
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Today, with the onset of various developments in the methods of research in different fields and the general recognition that integrating both methods provide a realistic and complete model required for evaluation, the boundary of the terms becomes vague yet integrative, complementary and supportive of each other.... The study becomes more rigorous but is complete, reliable and often surpasses boundaries made by human behavior and culture.... In fact, because of overlapping studies and mixed protocols and methods, especially in health care, a consensus on qualifying the nature and applicability of the qualitative and quantitative aspects of a study has been developed (Borreani et al....
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This work called "The Utility of qualitative Methods: A Reflection" describes appreciate qualitative methods, their benefits.... The author outlines the process of using both qualitative and quantitative methods, the process of data transferring, combining methods in education.... Although Flyvbjerg (2006) rejects the idea that qualitative methods especially case studies are partial and difficult to summarize.... From a different perspective, qualitative methods provide systematic measures that guide quantitative data....
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The author of this case study under the title "Practical Program evaluation" focuses on the intended program evaluation that systematically collects data that seeks to answer questions on ways of improving the way the intended program will be delivered.... As a nonprofit organization, evaluation of programs of Home Against Homelessness's is a very crucial part of the organization's day to day activities so that donors can gain credibility with the organization....
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In order to do so the paper will explore the strengths of qualitative methods of research; then move to different limitations that they have; analyze different aspects of such methods as case study and interview; examine the significance of secondary data in qualitative methodologies and engage a real research which employed a qualitative method in order to obtain a particular information.... However, it must be noted that there are several approaches that research that are employed by science: qualitative and quantitative....
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The evaluation was conducted on HASD II Thai Australia Agricultural and Social Development Project, Department of Public Welfare.... hellip; evaluation is carried on with an objective to analyze the social scientific research techniques carried out and envisaged by the policymakers.... It is a comparative study of actual progress carried out by the companies against previous plans with an aim to make improvements upon the plans and policies for future actions....
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