Collecting data Flashcards

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What is quantitative data?

A

Objective data that contains factual information and numerical data

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How can quantitative data be measured?

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It can be measured and written down with numbers

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What are some sporting examples of quantitative data?

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Cooper 12 minute run and multistage fitness test

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What is qualitative data?

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Subjective data based on feelings, opinions and emotions

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What is a sporting example of qualitative data?

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The Borg scale

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What is validity?

A

Is the test testing what it should be testing?
Is it sport specific?

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What is reliability?

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Is it consistent?
Can the test be repeated and the same results be produced?

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What are the 4 factors that need to be considered to ensure a test is reliable?

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  • The experience of the tester
  • The motivation levels of the performer
  • Testing procedure - is it correct?
  • Repetition of the test to avoid human error
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