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View the  Sample Chart and videos located in  Module 1: Lecture Materials & Resources.  Create and complete a comparison chart for each of these research methods. Includes Qualitative Research:

· design elements

· purpose

· focus

· methods of data collection

· methods of data analysis

Submission Instructions:

· The chart is to be clear and concise and students will lose points for improper grammar, punctuation and misspelling.

· The chart is to be complete and thorough. It should include all items indicated in the assignment.

· Incorporate a minimum of 2 current (published within last five years)  scholarly journal articles or  primary legal sources (statutes, court opinions) within your work.

https://youtu.be/kynoEFQNEq8?si=s66LgsUResp2Yfmr

 

https://youtu.be/aOBh8haj4E0?si=76mOfDhOqKcwsfJZ

 

11. Introduction to Methods of Qualitative Research Phenomenological Research

 

Struggling with where to start this assignment? Follow this guide to tackle your assignment easily!

1. Understand the Assignment Requirements

   • Carefully read through the post instructions and the videos provided.

   • Highlight the key components: design elements, purpose, focus, data collection methods, and data analysis methods.

   • Identify the required sources: at least 2 scholarly articles or primary legal sources published within the last five years.

2. Choose Your Research Methods

   • Focus on Qualitative Research, specifically Phenomenological Research as indicated.

   • Make a list of different qualitative methods if you plan to compare more than one.

3. Create a Comparison Chart Template

   • Open a table in Word, Google Docs, or Excel.

   • Include these columns:

     1. Research Method

     2. Design Elements

     3. Purpose

     4. Focus

     5. Methods of Data Collection

     6. Methods of Data Analysis

   • Leave enough space in each cell to write a detailed description.

4. Research Each Method Thoroughly

   • Use scholarly databases like Google Scholar, JSTOR, or your school library to find articles from the last 5 years.

   • Take notes on each method according to the chart categories.

5. Fill in the Chart

   • Summarize your research concisely but clearly.

   • Avoid grammar and punctuation errors—proofread each entry.

   • Ensure all cells are complete; incomplete charts lose points.

6. Incorporate Your Sources

   • Use APA or MLA citation style as instructed by your course.

   • Include your sources either in a reference list or as in-text citations in the chart.

7. Review & Polish

   • Check grammar, spelling, and clarity.

   • Ensure the chart is visually clear—use consistent font sizes, spacing, and headings.

   • Double-check that all required elements are included.

8. Submit Your Assignment

   • Confirm you’ve met all requirements: chart completeness, sources, and clarity.

   • Submit on your course platform according to the instructions.

Helpful Resources:

• YouTube: Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods

• YouTube: Phenomenological Research Overview

• Purdue Online Writing Lab: Writing Research Papers

• Google Scholar

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