Elements of Quantitative Research: Design
and Samplin
Elements of Quantitative Research: Design and Samplin
The focus of the Week 3 discussion is on two important elements
of quantitative research studies- design and sampling. The
approach or design, quantitative or qualitative, also applies to EBP
projects. Both quantitative and qualitative have different designs
or traditions that fall under these two broad categories.
Select a single-study quantitative research study article related to
your specialty track and provide the permalink to the article. Then
discuss each of the following items.
Identify whether the research study design is experimental,
quasiexperimental, or nonexperimental. Provide the rationale for
your answer.
Identify the appropriate representation for the research study
article you selected using the nomenclature of X for intervention,
O for observation and data collection, and R for random a
assignment to a research study group.
Identify the type of sampling (probability vs. nonprobability) that
was used in the research study article you selected.
Identify one advantage and one disadvantage to the sampling
type used (probability vs. nonprobability).
Identify whether there was random assignment to research study
groups in the research study article you have selected.
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