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Types of research

Types of research

 Based on aim/purpose/ultimate goal
  • Fundamental
  • Applied
  • Action 
Based on Time
  • Historical (past)
  • Descriptive (present)
  • Experimental (future)
Based on nature or approaches
  • Quantitative
  • Qualitative
  • Mixed
Based on research design
  • Experimental
  •  Non experimental
  • Ex-post facto
  • Qualitative

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Qualitative –Historical,Case studies ,Ethnography ,Descriptive
Quantitative - Experimental ,Survey .Correlational


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