finals Flashcards
process of collecting information regarding the variables that researcher sougth to examine.
DATA COLLECTION
refers to the process of sorting/classifying data collected for ease of presentation.
DATA ORGANIZATION
structuring and arranging data.
DATA ORGANIZATION
tables like rows and columns
DATA STRUCTURING
taxonomy like demographics
DATA CATEGORIZATION
removing rows or columns with missing values.
DELETION
involves calculating the average response of respondents to a specific questions.
Average Imputation (Substitution)
maybe in the form of text, tables, graphs, and charts.
DATA PRESENTATION
involves listing the important characteristics with
emphasis on significant figures and important features of the data set.
DATA PRESENTATION
comparison of categories.
BAR GRAPH
uses rectangular bars to represent data categories.
BAR GRAPH
length or height of each corresponds to the value
of the category.
BAR GRAPH
detailed data
TABLE
organized data into rows and columns, making it easy
to display multiple variables clearly and concisely.
TABLE
presenting precise numerical values and detailed
comparisons.
TABLE
mostly used to show percentage
PIE CHART
show the parts-to-whole relationship of data.
PIE CHART
a circular chart divided into slices, where each slice
represent a portion of the whole.
PIE CHART
useful for showing proportions or percentages within a
dataset.
PIE CHART
show changes/progress over time.
LINE GRAPH
uses points connected by lines to show trends over
time or the relationship between two variables.
LINE GRAP
relate your findings to the findings of those previous studies and indicate where your findings aligned.
RELATING FINDINGS TO LITERATURE
contextualizes new results within the broader field, validating their significance, and identifying gaps for future research.
RELATING FINDINGS TO LITERATURE
reiterate main points then explain.
CONCLUSION
final insight or judgement based on the
information presented.
CONCLUSION
synthesizes key findings and reflects on their implications.
CONCLUSION
overview of the research in a shorter version.
SUMMARY
condense the main points of a text or discussion.
SUMMARY
highlights essential information, such as key arguments, findings, and themes, without adding personal opinions or interpretation.
SUMMARY
course of action to do next.
RECOMMENDATIONS
suggest actions or strategies based in the analysis or findings.
RECOMMENDATIONS
specific proposal or advice, often backed by the
conclusion drawn from the discussion.
RECOMMENDATIONS
