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Quantitative research Qualitative research
 Questionnaire; survey; poll  Interview; observation; case-study
 Comparing responses for all  Extension and depth of a
respondents and subgroups phenomenon
 How many people think that?  Context
 Missing mechanisms and context  What do people think? Why do
 Testing theory and hypothesis people think that?
(deductive)  Does not quantify

Concept: a term, researchers roughly agree what they mean. Define what you mean by the
terms in the paper. I.e., ‘work safety’ as concept, define what your definition is.

Three types of theory:
1. Descriptive theory: answers questions of what, how and where
2. Causal (explanatory) theory: a theory stating that changes in variable X causes
changes in variable Y
3. Normative theory: states what is right or wrong, desirable, or undesirable; should be
tested by research

Empirical research (argument): working with actual real-world data and facts; no
abstractions; exploration; description; explanation; expand existing knowledge

Theoretical argument: general principles of how things work; without reference to a
concrete case; develop a new theory; test an existing theory; reject a theory

Types of research purpose:
1. Research question: open question that presupposes a narrative answer
2. Hypothesis: narrow testable thesis about the influence of variable X on variable Y
(research aim: to confirm or reject the hypothesis)
3. Research aim: a statement about what the study aims to achieve that is neither a
research question nor a hypothesis

Structure of a scientific text: Structure of an applied scientific text
 Title  Title
 Introduction  Introduction
 Theoretical part  Theoretical part
 Methodology  Methodology
 Results  Results (empirical part)
 Conclusion  Conclusion
 References  Recommendations
 References

MAPP: a plan for reading
 Mark: mark the answers to your questions
 About: topic, what is the reading about?

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