Week 2 Flashcards

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What is synoptic/comprehensive knowledege?

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Knowledge gained through systematic investigation

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2
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What is Pragmatic knowledge

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knowledge gained through practical experiences

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3
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What is Transactive/communicative knowledge

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Knowledge gained through collective wisdom

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4
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what are the steps in the research process?

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Planning, data collection, data analysis, and communication

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5
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What is the difference between description and prediction in data?

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Description: data that is already there

Prediction: estimation of future characteristics or circumstances

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6
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What are the two types of observation? (data collection)

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Visual perception (understanding visual information) and scientific observation (systematic perception)

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7
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What is an experimentation?

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obtaining information from a controlled test. (less common

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8
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What is Abstraction

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retaining information to reduce complexities

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9
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What is Validity and Reliability?

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Validity: data claims what the data was supposed to claim

Reliability: consistency in results

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10
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What is spatial, quantitative, and qualitative data?

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Spatial: location (WHERE?)
Quantitative: representation (WHO? WHAT?)
Qualitative: in-depth, exploratory (HOW? WHY?)

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11
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what is exploratory data analysis?

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interactive analysis in which both number and visual summaries are shown

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What is confirmatory data analysis?

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data that is used to confirm or disconfirm the hypothesis.

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13
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What is the difference between qualitative data and quantitative data?

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Qualitative data is text and quantitative data is numbers

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14
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What are the three types of communications?

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Written, visual, and oral

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15
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What is the format of written communication?

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Claim (because of)
Reason (based on)
Evidence

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16
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What are common visual communication tools?

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tables, charts, graphs, figures

17
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What are examples of oral communication methods?

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group discussions, public speeches, customer relations (complaints and enquiries)

18
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What are the four appropriate urban analysis techniques?

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Descriptive, explanatory, prescriptive, normative