Investigating society keywords
- Created by: Thajrin
- Created on: 22-12-17 18:57
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Clues
- A set of standardised preset questions is read out to the respondent by the researcher (10, 9)
- A study completed over a long period of time (12, 5)
- In-depth data usually presented in written form (11, 4)
- Not everyone that you want to participate in your research may do so, meaning that your respondents many no longer be typical of the popular under study (3, 8, 4)
- Selecting every nth name from the sampling frame, therefore not random at all (10, 6)
- The group(s) of people relevant to the study being completed (8, 10)
- The research population is divided up into relevant groups, such as gender and age, and a random sample is then taken from each of these groups to generate more representative data (10, 6)
- Where the interviewer influences the answers that the respondent gives (11, 4)
- Where the researcher does not let the group being studied know that they are being observed (6, 11)
- Where the researcher tells the group under study that they are being observed or does not attempt to hide their presence from them (5, 11)
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