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The Waco Crisis is one of the most significant issues that are relevant to the field of conflict resolution.... The said crisis can be defined by the event that occurred in the territory of the Waco City.... The said event had transcended from the interaction of different issues and conflicts which is mostly leaning to religious and legal aspects (The Columbia Encyclopedia, 2004).
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The study is aimed to present a background on the Waco Crisis as well an analysis of the events that are related to the death of a number of people....
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He may decide on a qualitative study, collecting data by interview, or you may choose a quantitative method, carrying out a survey by means of a self-completion questionnaire.... Often, a researcher decided to choose either "quantitative" or "qualitative" methods to influence his design choice.... This paper "qualitative Research, and Its Appropriateness to Educational Research" discusses the great strength of qualitative research that is the validity of the data obtained; individuals are interviewed in sufficient detail for the results to be taken as true, and believable reports....
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This paper "quantitative and Qualitative Methods in Real Estate Research" presents some of the research methodologies that will be described, and compared, in order to understand the effectiveness, strengths, and weaknesses of the techniques that will be helpful for the real estate industry.... In terms of definition, quantitative properties and their relationships are investigated scientifically in a systematic manner with the facilitation of quantitative methodology during a research project....
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This paper focuses upon Travis Hirsch in his book Causes of Delinquency proposing the social bond theory (SBT) and challenging the Differential Association Theory (Edwin Sutherland and Donald Cressey) on the impact of delinquent peers on delinquency.... hellip; Attachment to parents, peers, or school which refers to a person's sensitivity to an interest in others....
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The case study "quantitative Methods for Computing" states that quantitative research design involves the use of numerical data to come up with answers to specific questions.... quantitative data is data that can be counted or which can be expressed numerically.... quantitative data is collected using experiments and is in turn collated, cleaned, entered into a computer, manipulated and analyzed statistically for meaningful results....
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nbsp; The credibility of the study is highly supported by its research method: the qualitative case analysis; a relevant incident 'in the campus of a public university, cited in a Midwestern City' is analytically presented and explained aiming to highlight the various aspects of student gun violence but also to provide information regarding the measures that are most appropriate for the limitation of the phenomenon – as these measures have been applied on the University involved in the specific case study....
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To further explain and exhibit the role of statistics in real-world problem solving, we take the help of the following case studies.... … The paper "quantitative Investigation: Definition, Methods" is a wonderful example of a case study on sociology.... The paper "quantitative Investigation: Definition, Methods" is a wonderful example of a case study on sociology.... These investigations are scientific in nature and study the various quantitative variables available....
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… The paper "Effectiveness of Child and Adolescent Mental Health Interventions in the United Kingdom" is a good example f a case study on psychology.... nbsp;The subject of child and adolescent mental health has been a priority for major governments in terms of policymaking and regulation....
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