A quantitative research method is an approach used in psychology to collect and analyze numerical data. It focuses on measuring variables and using statistical analysis to make generalizations and draw conclusions.
This refers to the structure or plan for conducting an experiment that allows researchers to control variables and determine cause-and-effect relationships.
Survey research involves collecting data from a large number of people through questionnaires or interviews, allowing researchers to gather information on attitudes, beliefs, behaviors, or demographics.
Statistical analysis involves using mathematical techniques to summarize and interpret data collected in a study. It helps researchers identify patterns, relationships, and significance within their findings.