human methods 9 marker Flashcards

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What is meant by valid conclusions in the context of human methods?

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Valid conclusions refer to whether the investigation achieved its intended goals and the confidence in the trustworthiness of the conclusions drawn.

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What is an advantage of using a Quality Survey?

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The Quality Survey is quick to complete due to its simple scoring system, allowing for prompt decision-making.

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What is a disadvantage of using a Quality Survey?

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The subjective decision-making process can introduce personal bias, as perceptions of attractiveness can vary.

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What was the method used for the Footfall Survey?

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The Footfall Survey involved measuring foot traffic for 2 minutes at various sites to gather data on the number of people in Southwold.

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What is a disadvantage of the Footfall Survey?

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The survey was only conducted for 2 minutes and not consistently at the same time of day, which may affect reliability.

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What factors can affect the reliability of Footfall Surveys?

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Footfall Surveys can be influenced by weather conditions and vary at different times of the year.

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What type of questions were included in the Questionnaire?

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The Questionnaire included a mix of closed questions (multiple choice) for quick responses and open questions for detailed feedback.

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What was a potential bias in the Questionnaire sampling?

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The sampling was biased as respondents were approached based on their friendliness and lack of urgency, likely skewing results towards tourists’ positive opinions.

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How did the findings from the questionnaires contribute to valid conclusions?

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The questionnaires provided direct insights into visitors’ views on the pier, indicating the success of its regeneration.

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What was a limitation of the Questionnaire results?

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Only 5 questionnaires were asked, which may not represent the views of the entire population, especially locals.

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What overall confidence did the researcher have in their conclusions?

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The researcher felt somewhat confident in the validity of their conclusions based on the methods used, particularly the questionnaires.

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