Research Methods: Data Handling and Analysis
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Clues
- Data expressed in terms of quantity or amount, information can be written and measured with numbers. (12)
- Data using descriptive language, e.g questionnaires or interviews. (11)
- Observations, questionnaires, content analysis are examples of collecting this type of data. (7)
- Scores around the mean of a distribution measuring how much a set of scores is dispersed around an average measure of variability. (8, 9)
- Statistical procedure for combining data from multiple studies. (4, 8)
- Subtract the lowest score from the highest score and add 1. (5)
- The average of a set of numbers, calculated by adding up the scores and then dividing the total. (4)
- The middle of a set of numbers. (6)
- The most frequent in a set of numbers. (4)
- This type of data has already been collected by someone else but is used by someone else for further research. (9)
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