Research Methods

Unlock the secrets of groundbreaking discoveries with these unconventional research methods that challenge the status quo.

Grounded Theory: Unraveling the Mystery of Social Research

KC Fairlight

Grounded theory is a qualitative research method that generates theories from empirical data, offering flexibility and fresh insights into complex social processes.

Uncovering Grounded Theory: The Conservative Perspective

Vince Vanguard

Grounded Theory, conceived by sociologists Barney Glaser and Anselm Strauss, emerged in the liberal sixties to defy academic norms, creating theories anchored in real-world data. It’s an audacious tool, favoring fresh insights over stale preconceptions.

The Marvelous World of Sampling in Statistics

Martin Sparks

Learn how sampling in statistics enables researchers to make informed decisions by analyzing a representative subset of a population, saving time and resources.

The Curious Case of Standard Error: A Statistical Adventure

KC Fairlight

Learn how the standard error is a vital statistical tool for understanding sample data variability and making informed decisions.