QUANTITATIVE METHOD

QUANTITATIVE METHOD

1. it is based on the positivist principle, its objective is the study of quantitative values

   • and phenomena to establish and strengthen a proposed theory.

2. presentado por: David Cardenas Cely fecha :08/11/2019 grupo: 115

3. Quantitative research aims to obtain answers from the population to specific questions.

4. In this method mathematical models and theories related to situations are used

5. The business purpose would be to make accurate and effective decisions that help to achieve our need to pursue

6. The goal is to succeed with your market positioning. And for this, it is necessary to carry out a previous study through the quantitative method, for example

7. You need a numerical relationship between the variables of the research problem.

8. The results can be applied to general situations.

9. Study the human behaviors and behaviors of a sample of the population.

10. Unlike qualitative research, which focuses on words, the quantitative method is based on numbers and statistics, with probabilistic studies being the way to analyze each situation.

11. he tools used in this type of research are questionnaires, surveys, measurements and other techniques to collect numerical or always measurable data

12. Step1 "The Idea": covers knowledge, the delimitation of the topic, the epistemological contributions referred to the conceptual and thematic presentation that includes the knowledge obtained from the experience

    • Step 2 »The Problem»: once the conceptual emptiness of the situation is known or presented, which aspires to know, the theme must be based
      • Step 3 "The Theory": covers the background, theoretical basis, definition of basic terms and the definition of hypotheses and variables.
        • Step 4 ″ Definition »: consider the type of research and design. It refers to the classification of the study and its name within one of the known types of research.
          • Step 5 «The Context»: precision of the unit of analysis or description of the situational environment of the investigation.
            • Step 6 "Definition of Hypotheses and Variables": In scientific studies, the variable is a characteristic property or quality that is capable of assuming different values, qualitatively or quantitatively.
              • Step 7 «Information Collection»: this step is carried out through the development and application of instruments.
                • Step 8 «Analysis»: in this step the data obtained in the tests and statistical tables are analyzed.
                  • Step 9. »Results»: it consists in the procedural foundation of evidence of the analyzed fact corresponding to the presentation of tangible incidents of the problem analysis
                    • Step 10. "Inform": consists in evaluating and disseminating the results that have been collected through the previous phases. The phase of the Investigative process is considered.