A philosophy called “Constructivism” is associated with :
Qualitative Research
Constructivism (social constructivism, interpretivism) holds that reality is socially constructed and that individuals develop subjective meanings of their experiences; the researcher's task is to understand these multiple meanings from the participants' viewpoint.
This worldview is the philosophical base of qualitative research, which uses open-ended interviews, observation and inductive generation of themes or theory (as Creswell describes).
Quantitative, experimental and survey research rest mainly on positivism/post-positivism, which assumes an objective reality measurable through variables, hypotheses and statistics.
Hence, the answer is Qualitative Research.
................ is a limitation of positivism in research.
..................... is a common goal of both positivistic and post-positivistic approaches to research.
........................ is the study of nature of knowledge, justification and rationality of belief.
Ontology refers to :
...................... is the philosophical study of being.
What does the term “ontology” refer to ?
Qualitative research is based on ................ philosophy.
‘Interpretivism’ is the position in .................... .
Which of the following is not analyzed in post-modernist research ?
Epistemology can be understood as :
................ is a limitation of positivism in research.
..................... is a common goal of both positivistic and post-positivistic approaches to research.
........................ is the study of nature of knowledge, justification and rationality of belief.
Ontology refers to :
...................... is the philosophical study of being.