Research Methods
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- All values in a set of data are added together and divided by the number of values. (10, 4)
- Divides target population into groups. There are people in sample from each group in same proportions as population. (10, 8)
- Everyone in the entire target population has an equal chance of being selected (6, 8)
- Focuses on one individual for a set period of time. (5, 8)
- Gathers data in numerical form and is concerned with making 'scientific' measurements. Analysis uses a barrage of inferential statistical tests. (12, 4)
- Gathers information that is not in numerical form such as feelings and emotions. (11, 4)
- Keeping a tally chart of each time a type of behaviour occurs. (5, 8)
- Neither the participants or researchers know what condition the participants are in. (6, 5, 6)
- Participants volunteer themselves. (4, 8, 6)
- Selects subjects in a logical way. (10, 8)
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