RESEARCH METHODS A2
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- RESEARCH METHODS A2
- CORRELATIONS
- Such relationships are plotted on a scattergram with each axis representing one variable investigated.
- CASE STUDIES
- However case studies may also focus on typical events or cases.
- Quantitative data may be produced when the individual is subject to experimental or psychological testing to assess what they are capable of.
- However case studies may also focus on typical events or cases.
- CONTENT ANALYSIS
- CODING AND QUANTITATIVE DATA
- Coding is the initail stage of content analysis.
- Because some data sets analysed may be large, they need to be categorised into meaningful sets
- CODING AND QUANTITATIVE DATA
- THEMATIC ANALYSIS AND QUALITATIVE DATA
- A theme in content analysis refers to an idea, implicit or explicit, that is recurrent.
- Such themes can be developed into broader such as 'control group'.
- A theme in content analysis refers to an idea, implicit or explicit, that is recurrent.
- CODING AND QUANTITATIVE DATA
- Coding is the initail stage of content analysis.
- Because some data sets analysed may be large, they need to be categorised into meaningful sets
- CORRELATIONS
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