Psychology: Social media’s impact on adolescent self-esteem This paper adds to the growing body of research on social media’s psychological effects, focusing on its influence…
Quantifying Qualitative Data: A Step-by-Step Guide In a number of research inquiries, qualitative and quantitative data collection can vividly describe the study’s phenomenon. This article…
What is the purpose of a peer debriefing process? First, consider that any given qualitative research study involves a multitude of aspects, each of which require meticulous…
Designing a study around your hypothesis Designing your study involves multiple key phases that help ensure the rigor and validity of your research. Here we…
Variables in a hypothesis In any research hypothesis, variables play a critical role. These are the elements or factors that the researcher manipulates, controls, or measures. Understanding…
If you are studying the relationship between physical exercise and mental health, a suitable hypothesis could be: “Regular physical exercise leads to improved mental well-being…
Introduction The scientific method can derive and test predictions as hypotheses. Empirical research can then provide support (or lack thereof) for the hypotheses. Even failure…
How to perform document analysis Performing document analysis is a structured process that ensures researchers can derive meaningful, qualitative insights by organizing source material into structured…
Where is document analysis used? Document analysis is employed in a myriad of sectors, serving various purposes to generate actionable insights. Whether it’s understanding customer…
Introduction In qualitative research, you can collect primary data through surveys, observations, or interviews, to name a few examples. In addition, you can rely on document analysis when the data already…