Lecture 3 - Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis Flashcards
1
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what are the four advantages to quantitative analysis
A
- accurate measurements
- numerical comparisons
- data basing
- allows data visualisation
2
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what are the five disadvantages to quantitative analysis
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- expensive
- steep learning curve
- difficult to summarise data
- time consuming
- lacks ecological validity
3
Q
what environment should qualitative analysis be done where possible
A
done in natural environment where possible
4
Q
what are the advantages to qualitative analysis
A
- inexpensive
- field based
- less technical skill needed
- can be more intuitive (for coaches and clients)
5
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what are the disadvantages to qualitative analysis
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- findings not quantified
- reliability often overlooked
- observer bias
- appearance of being easy to do and unsophisticated
6
Q
what is the 4 step structured approach to qualitative analysis
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- preparation stage
- observation stage
- evaluation and diagnosis stage
- intervention stage
7
Q
aspects to the preparation stage of qualitative analysis
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- gather understanding of movement
- build model
8
Q
what is the evaluation and diagnosis stage of qualitative analysis
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- evaluate strengths and weaknesses
- address validity and reliability
9
Q
what is the intervention stage of qualitative analysis
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- use feedback to improve performance (how, where and when)
- review analysis in the context of needs analysis
