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Empirical

Knowledge from experience or observation

Methodology

The science of finding out using methods

Replication

Repeating a study to tests the findings of an earlier study

Exploratory research

The exploration of specific problem

Descriptive research

Observation then description of the observation

Explanatory research

Explains the "why" aspect of problems

Applied research

Wants to discover Specific facts and findings with policy implications

Conceptualization

The definitions and meanings of concepts

Operationalization

Concrete steps used to measure concepts

Attributes

Characteristics or qualities used to describe

Variables

Logical groupings of attributes




example male and female are attributes and gender is the variable

Dependent variable

The causation of something


value depends on that of another.


example the sentence of a prisoner depends on the defense attorney

Independent variable

variation does not depend on that of another


defense Attorney is independent

Idiographic

the casual reasoning or explanation behind an issue

Nomothetic

A partial explanation using only a few explanatory factors

Inductive reasoning

A logical process starting from a set of particular observations to the discovery of a pattern


from specific to general

Deductive reasoning

Logical or theoretical expectation to observation that tests whether there is a pattern


From general to specific

theory

a systematic explanation for the observed facts

Intersubjective agreement (objectivity)

No bias. same problem leads to same solution

Paradigm

A fundamental perspective or model that organizes our view of the world

Hypothesis testing

observations aimed at finding out

Grounded theory

It is a general method that is a type of inductive theory based in field observation