Paradigms and Research Methods

This video provides a brief explanation of the differences between positivist and constructivist research paradigms with further details about quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods designs.

[@beverlymu4637]

Glad I came across this. I'm so grateful. You broke it down and its so easy to understand. Thank you so much Jenny.

[@caitlyncoxe9466]

Oh my word thank you so much for this video!! I haven't understood this subject matter all semester until now! You teach in such a clear way so thank you!

[@jennybarrow8635]

Glad it was helpful!

[@afilanilofer4874]

Jenny you are awesome ❤️ I was struggling with paradigms and stumbled upon your video.

[@beedo2alahmadi706]

Well delivered presentation! Thanks for sharing knowledge

[@jennybarrow8635]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gulnarorynbek4914]

Thank you so much for the clear explanation,

[@julesbaas815]

Do you have also a video where you describe the difference between post-positivism, positivism, critical theory and constructivism/ineterpretivism and a video where you describe ontology and epistemology

[@sallyjackson-woode8882]

Excellent work.

[@mjaetalks]

It's a good content :) thanks a lot :)

[@saidhamidkhan]

Good explanation

[@dixielambino5014]

Hi! Is there a need to include demographic profiles of the participants in qualitative research?

[@research135]

thank you for this

[@khaledalosaimi3425]

I am still confused with interpretive and constructive paradigm. Any clarification will be appreciated.

Very well.

[@jennybarrow8635]

Many many thanks

[@aunirdna]

For mixed method or multi method, which paradigm do we use?

[@loreenseptember]

Pragmatic paradigm