secondary methods; statistics Flashcards

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Secondary methods:
What are stattisitcs and examples?

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Statistcs can be official (gov) or non official
exmaples:
-census
-sucicide rates
-crime
-unemployment
(quantatative)

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what is content analysis and examples?

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content analysis is quantative analysis of media content
exmaple:
-internet
-videogames
-films and DVDS

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what are documents and exmaples?

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documents are qualitative analysis of piblished documents
exmaples:
-public= gov reports
-hsitorical= parish, census data
-personal= diaries and letters

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what are official statistics?

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quantative data gathered by gov and published

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what are non official statistics?

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quantitative data published by organisations other than government e.g charities

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two ways official statistics can be collected?

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-numerical data
- birth certificates, crime registration
-official surveys- census and crime surveys

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difference between hard and soft statistics?

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hard- liekly to be high degree accuracy e.f birth rates and registration/census
soft-open to interpretation - crime and religious attendance e.g crime statisitcs - less valid

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exmaples of diff type of official statistics

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birth rate, crime, income, education, exam results, immigration etc…

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what is the census?

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snapshot overview of the overall popualtion every 10 yrs, for england and wales, gov survey

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what are the advantages of this survey?

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-high reprsentativeness - legal requirment or fined
-useful comparisons w previous data

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what are the disadvanatages?

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  • doesnt go to everyone e.g homelesss, prisoners, uni accomadations
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