Importance of Quantitative
Research Across Fields
• SHS Practical Research 2
• Presented by [Your Name]
• Date
What Is Quantitative Research?
• - Systematic collection and analysis of
numerical data
• - Seeks relationships, differences, and patterns
• - Uses tools like surveys, experiments, and
statistics
Why It Matters
• - Objective & replicable
• - Enables generalization from sample to
population
• - Supports evidence-based decision making
Fields That Rely on Quantitative
Research
• 1. Communication
• - Development of phones, internet
• - Research on improving communication skills
• 2. Medicine
• - Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention
• - Largely based on survey and observational
research
Behavioral Sciences & Psychology
• - Studies relationships and differences
• - Examines memory, perception, problem-
solving, personality, and language acquisition
Education
• - Enhances critical thinking, reading, writing
• - Research on learning strategies, academic
performance, curriculum development,
assessments
Social Sciences
• - Studies society and social relationships
• - Investigates leadership competence and
influence
Business
• - Informs marketing strategy, product
innovation, consumer behavior, service
improvement
Agriculture & Fisheries
• - Tracks disease trends in crops/fish
• - Helps with prevention and sustainable
development
ICT (Information & Communication
Technology)
• - Analyzes systems scientifically
• - Drives innovation and policy in tech sectors
Key Benefits of Quantitative
Research
• - Supports large-scale educational
improvement
• - Guides policy and business decisions
• - Strengthens scientific and medical
advancements
Examples by Field
• - Medicine: Statistical trials to assess
treatments
• - Education: Surveys linking study habits to
performance
• - Business: Consumer surveys shaping product
design
Limitations to Consider
• - May overlook depth and context
• - Depends on accurate data and methodology
• - Sometimes less suited for exploring
underlying meanings
Conclusion
• - Quantitative research is vital across
disciplines
• - Its broad applicability stems from its rigor
and generalizability
• - Best when combined with qualitative insights
for deep understanding
References
• - Wow Math video (2022)
• - Creswell, JW (2012). Planning, Conducting,
Evaluating Quantitative & Qualitative Research

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  • 1.
    Importance of Quantitative ResearchAcross Fields • SHS Practical Research 2 • Presented by [Your Name] • Date
  • 2.
    What Is QuantitativeResearch? • - Systematic collection and analysis of numerical data • - Seeks relationships, differences, and patterns • - Uses tools like surveys, experiments, and statistics
  • 3.
    Why It Matters •- Objective & replicable • - Enables generalization from sample to population • - Supports evidence-based decision making
  • 4.
    Fields That Relyon Quantitative Research • 1. Communication • - Development of phones, internet • - Research on improving communication skills • 2. Medicine • - Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention • - Largely based on survey and observational research
  • 5.
    Behavioral Sciences &Psychology • - Studies relationships and differences • - Examines memory, perception, problem- solving, personality, and language acquisition
  • 6.
    Education • - Enhancescritical thinking, reading, writing • - Research on learning strategies, academic performance, curriculum development, assessments
  • 7.
    Social Sciences • -Studies society and social relationships • - Investigates leadership competence and influence
  • 8.
    Business • - Informsmarketing strategy, product innovation, consumer behavior, service improvement
  • 9.
    Agriculture & Fisheries •- Tracks disease trends in crops/fish • - Helps with prevention and sustainable development
  • 10.
    ICT (Information &Communication Technology) • - Analyzes systems scientifically • - Drives innovation and policy in tech sectors
  • 11.
    Key Benefits ofQuantitative Research • - Supports large-scale educational improvement • - Guides policy and business decisions • - Strengthens scientific and medical advancements
  • 12.
    Examples by Field •- Medicine: Statistical trials to assess treatments • - Education: Surveys linking study habits to performance • - Business: Consumer surveys shaping product design
  • 13.
    Limitations to Consider •- May overlook depth and context • - Depends on accurate data and methodology • - Sometimes less suited for exploring underlying meanings
  • 14.
    Conclusion • - Quantitativeresearch is vital across disciplines • - Its broad applicability stems from its rigor and generalizability • - Best when combined with qualitative insights for deep understanding
  • 15.
    References • - WowMath video (2022) • - Creswell, JW (2012). Planning, Conducting, Evaluating Quantitative & Qualitative Research