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A.THANGAMANI RAMALINGAM B.P.T., M.Sc.PSYCHOLOGY, Cspss(ADVANCED),PGDRM LECTURER IN PHYSIOTHERAPY, SARVAJANIK COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY, MOB: 94264 39169 EMAIL: [email protected] [email protected] METHODOLOGY IN RESEARCH
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A.THANGAMANI RAMALINGAM B.P.T., M.Sc.PSYCHOLOGY, Cspss(ADVANCED),PGDRM

LECTURER IN PHYSIOTHERAPY,SARVAJANIK COLLEGE OF PHYSIOTHERAPY,

MOB: 94264 39169 EMAIL: [email protected]

[email protected]

METHODOLOGY IN RESEARCH

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Research process

Research problem Review of the related

literatureFormulating

hypothesesResearch designData collectionData analysisInterpretationSolution and

conclusion

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STRATEGY

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STRUCTURE OF METHODOLOGY

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Validity Vs research methodology

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Research design

ExplorativeDescriptiveCausal research

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Qualitative Vs Quantitative

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Comparison of designs

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Sampling

Probability samplingNon probability

sampling

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Probability Sampling

Simple random sampling

Systematic random sampling

Stratified random sampling

cluster random sampling

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Sampling

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Observational design

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Reliability of tools

Test-retest reliability(ICC/Pearson r/spearman rho)

Inter and intra rater reliability

Internal consistency(cronbach’s alpha)

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Validity of tools

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STATISTICAL DESIGN

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STATISTICAL DESIGN

Depends onStudy designScale of

measurement/Type of data(nominal,ordinal &scale or numerical)

Sample size

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Tests to address the question: Is there a difference between groups – unpaired (parallel and independent groups) situation?

Tests to address the question: Is there a difference between groups – paired situation?

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Tests to address the question: Is there an association between variables?

Tests to address the question: Is there an agreement between assessment (screening / rating / diagnostic) techniques?

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COMMON SIGNS OF DUBIOUS DATASlippery decimal point(eg:4%-1990,7%-2000)Botched translations(25% increase in risk)Misleading graphsCareless calculationBig round numbers(bird window deaths)Hyperbole(using superlatives)Broad definitionsOdd units of analysisConvenient time frame ,selective comparisions,

misleading samples &statistical adjustmentsShort term benefits are converted to longterm

benefits

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Bad SamplesSmall SamplesMisleading GraphsPictographsDistorted PercentagesLoaded QuestionsOrder of Questions

RefusalsCorrelation & CausalitySelf Interest StudyPrecise NumbersPartial PicturesDeliberate Distortions

Misuses of Statistics

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