Methods Used To Collect Information Flashcards
What dose PARVM stand for
Practical Appropriate Reliable Valid Measurable
What dose practical mean in PARVM
Is this method easy to use/is it easy to identify the results it produces
What dose appropriate mean in PARVM
To what extent dose it collect data on the factor I’m interested in/Dose research prove this
What dose validity mean in PARVM
Considering the validity of the method
What dose measurable mean in PARVM
Wether the results produced can be kept as permanent record to allow for future comparison
What dose reliable mean in PARVM
Wether you can trust the reliabilty of the method if it’s quantitative and factual or not
Methods used to collect data on mental factors
SCAT test/mental toughness questionnaire/decision making observation schedule/PPW
Methods to collect fat on emotional factors
PPW/POMS test/diciplinary record with video analysis/sport emotion questionnaire
Methods to collect data on social factors
Team dynamic questionnaire/PPW/Coaxh feedback/Communication Observation Schedule
Methods to collect factors on Physical fitness
Standardised fitness test/Time related observations scheduled/heart monitor/PPW
Methods to collect fat on physical skills
PPW/Genral observation schedule/focused observation schedule/Scatter grams
How to collect data on physical tactics
Knowledge of results/coach feedback/match analysis/digital analysis
Benifits on SCAT test
Easy to complete/easy to understand/messurable
Benifits of coach feedback
Knowledge and experience of the coach/feel motivated to listen/set goals
Benifits of standardised fitness test
Research backs up it collects data on CRE/provides quantitative data/Easy to compare to NORMS
When doing methods of collecting data what should your go to be for any factor
PPW as it covers just about every factor
