Faculty Development Program on Quantitative Research Design and Application of SPSS Software
Post Date: 19/03/2024
Faculty Development Program on Quantitative Research Design and Application of SPSS Software
Total 10 Credit Hours and Two e-Certificates will be provided to all the registered participants
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- Research Objectives: Clearly define your research objectives, specifying what you aim to achieve through your study. Well-defined objectives guide the entire research process.
- Research Questions and Hypotheses: Develop clear and testable research questions and hypotheses that align with your research objectives. These guide your investigation and provide a framework for data collection and analysis.
- Literature Review: Conduct a comprehensive literature review to identify gaps, establish a theoretical foundation, and build upon existing knowledge. It helps you situate your study within the broader context of your research area.
- Variables and Operationalization: Identify and define the variables in your study. Operationalize these variables by determining the measurement scales, indicators, or metrics to be used.
- Research Design: Choose an appropriate research design that suits your research objectives and allows you to address your research questions. Common designs include experimental, quasi-experimental, correlational, and observational designs.
- Sampling Techniques: Select a suitable sampling technique to obtain a representative sample from your target population. Consider factors such as sample size, sampling bias, and generalizability.
- Data Collection Methods: Determine the most appropriate methods for data collection, such as surveys, questionnaires, interviews, or observations. Ensure that your data collection instruments are valid, reliable, and aligned with your research objectives.
- Data Analysis Techniques: Select the appropriate statistical analysis techniques to analyze your quantitative data. This may include descriptive statistics, inferential statistics (e.g., t-tests, ANOVA), correlation analysis, regression analysis, or multivariate techniques.
- Validity and Reliability: Pay attention to the validity and reliability of your measures and data. Ensure that your measures accurately represent the concepts of interest and that your data collection methods produce consistent results.
- Ethical Considerations: Adhere to ethical principles in your research. Obtain informed consent from participants, protect their privacy and confidentiality, and minimize any potential harm or risks.
- Data Cleaning and Quality Control: Implement procedures for data cleaning and quality control. Check for missing data, outliers, and inconsistencies. Ensure that your data are accurate and reliable.
- Statistical Power and Sample Size Determination: Consider statistical power and determine the appropriate sample size for your study. Adequate sample sizes ensure sufficient power to detect meaningful effects and enhance the generalizability of your findings.
- Limitations and Generalizability: Acknowledge the limitations of your study and discuss the scope and boundaries of your findings. Address factors that may affect the generalizability of your results to broader populations or contexts.
- Data Interpretation: Develop skills in interpreting your quantitative data. Understand how to analyze and draw meaningful conclusions from your findings. Consider the practical significance and implications of your results.
- Replication and Dissemination: Encourage replication of your study by providing detailed documentation of your research design, methodology, and data analysis. Disseminate your findings through research papers, conference presentations, or other appropriate channels.
Conference Date: 22nd March (Friday) to 28th March (Thursday), 2024
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