Use Of Tech In Data Collection Flashcards

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What is research?

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A systematic process of investigation and study carried out with the aim of advancing knowledge

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What is sports analytics?

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The analysis of sports data using analytical tools and methods for data to be subjected t analytical procedures in order to try to improve results.

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What is quantitative data?

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Data which can be written down or measured precisely and numerically

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What is qualitative data?

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Data which is descriptive and looks at the way people think or feel.

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What is the problem with qualitative data?

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It is sometimes less precise and potentially less meaningful than quantitive data.
It can also be very time consuming to collect and analyse

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What’s an example of quantitative data?

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In sports psychology the potential positive link between motivational self-talk and its relationship to improving self-paced skills (e.g. a golf putt).

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What’s an example of qualitative data?

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A group of coaches expressing an opinion when judging a gymnast performing a competitive routine.

Questionnaires.

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What is objective data?

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Fact-based information which is measurable and usable.

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What’s an example of objective data?

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Performance analysis of a swimmer at the English institute of sport

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What is subjective data?

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Data based on personal opinion which is less measurable and often less useable.

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What is an example of subjective data?

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A parent talking to their child at half time during a hockey match, giving their opinion of their performance in the first half.

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What is validity?

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Refers to the degree to which the data collected actually measures what it claims to measure.

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What is reliability?

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Refers to the degree to which data collection is consistent and stable over time.

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How can you check reliability?

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Quantitative - Conduct the same test multiple times

Qualitative - the same researcher placing results into the same categories on different occasions, or different researchers placing results into the same or similar categories.

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How can reliability be affected?

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Errors occurring when researchers do not know how to use equipment correctly.
Poorly maintained equipment

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How do validity and reliability affect each other?

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If data is not valid, then reliability is questionable.

Data has to be valid before reliability can be considered.