Survey research is a quantitative research method that involves collecting data from a large number of respondents using structured questionnaires or surveys.

A literature review serves multiple purposes, including identifying gaps in the existing knowledge, summarizing the findings of previous studies, and developing a theoretical framework for the study.

Content analysis is a qualitative research method that involves analyzing the content of texts, images, or other forms of communication to identify patterns and themes.

A hypothesis is a more specific statement that can be tested, while a research question is a broader question that guides the research.

Sequential Explanatory Design is a mixed methods research design in which quantitative data is collected first, followed by qualitative data collection to explain the quantitative findings.

A pilot study serves multiple purposes, including testing the feasibility of a research method, collecting preliminary data, and refining the research question.

Convenience sampling is a non-probability sampling method in which participants are selected based on their accessibility or convenience.

Internal validity refers to the accuracy of the findings within the study, while external validity refers to the generalizability of the findings to other settings or populations.

Grounded Theory is a qualitative data analysis method that involves generating theory from data through a systematic process of coding and analysis.

A research proposal serves multiple purposes, including obtaining funding for the research, outlining the research plan and methodology, and demonstrating the researcher's knowledge of the topic.

ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) is a quantitative data analysis method used to compare the means of two or more groups.

A correlation is a relationship between two variables, while a causation is a relationship in which one variable causes the other.

Informed consent, confidentiality, and protection from harm are all ethical considerations in research.

A research dissemination plan serves multiple purposes, including communicating the research findings to stakeholders, ensuring the research findings are used in practice, and promoting the researcher's career.