survey Flashcards

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What is a survey?

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-a large-scale quantitative approach to research

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What methods of research are used in surveys?

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-questionaires
-structured interviews
-closed questions

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What is the crime survey for england and wales?

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-CSEW is a victimisation survey
-attempts to measure the true extent of crime
-pick 50k-75k households
-questions include:how bad the crime in their area is, whether they’ve been affected by crime
-they found that only 4-10 people report crimes to police,shows a gap in crime figures

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strengths for surveys?

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-data collected is objective and unbiased

-cheap and easy to collect

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What are weaknesses of surveys?

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interpretation-people may understand the question differently, this decreases validity

-closed questions:restrict participants from responding in detail or fully explaining themselves

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What is a longditudinal study?

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  • a study that involves repeated observations of the same variable over short or long period of time
    -e.g 7up studu
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strengths of longitudinal studies?

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-they allow researchers to trace developments overtime

-by making comparrisons they can analyse causes

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