Data Flashcards

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Define what is Qualitative data?

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Non-numerical data expressed in words (e.g diary extracts)

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What is Qualitative data? (Include AO3- Include methods of collection)

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Non-numerical data expressed in words (e.g diary extracts)

Methods:
Interviews, Observations, Group discussions, Qualitative surveys.

Pros:
-Rich in detail (more meaningful)

Cons:
-Difficult to analyse

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Define what is Quantitative data?

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Numerical data
(e.g reaction time in milliseconds)

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What is Quantitative data? (Include AO3- and methods of collection)

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Numerical data
(e.g reaction time in milliseconds)

Methods: Experiments, Surveys (Closed- ended questions)

Pros:
-Easier to analyse & identify patterns

Cons:
-Less detail

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Define what is Primary data?

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‘First hand’ data collected for the purpose of the investigation.

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Define what is Secondary data?

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Collected by someone other than the person conducting the research.
(e.g work of other psychologists or government statistics)

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What is Primary data (Include AO3)

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‘First hand’ data collected for the purpose of the investigation.

Pros:
-Directly relevant data = more valid

Cons:
-Requires more time/effort
-Ethical considerations must be made

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What is Secondary data? (Include AO3)

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Collected by someone other than the person conducting the research.
(e.g work of other psychologists or government statistics)

Pros:
-minimal effort (inexpensive/less time consuming)

Cons:
-Unknown quality/relevance = less valid

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