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Which method of data collection involves the direct interaction with the subject?
Which method of data collection involves the direct interaction with the subject?
- Observation
- Interview (correct)
- Questionnaire
- Secondary sources
What type of questions are covered under 'Collecting data using primary sources'?
What type of questions are covered under 'Collecting data using primary sources'?
- Hypothetical questions
- Multiple-choice questions
- Leading questions
- Open-ended questions (correct)
What factor determines the classification of research methods into quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods?
What factor determines the classification of research methods into quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods?
- The sample size of the research
- The duration of the research study
- The philosophical approach underlying the research (correct)
- The geographical location of the research
In what form can information be gathered during data collection?
In what form can information be gathered during data collection?
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How is the information gathered recorded in data collection?
How is the information gathered recorded in data collection?
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Study Notes
Data Collection Methods
- Direct interaction with subjects is characteristic of primary data collection methods, such as interviews or surveys.
Collecting Data Using Primary Sources
- Primary source collection involves questions that are open-ended or close-ended, aiming to gather firsthand data from participants.
- Types of questions include demographic queries, perception-based questions, and specific behavioral inquiries.
Classification of Research Methods
- The classification into quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods depends on the nature of the data being collected and the research objectives.
- Quantitative methods focus on numerical data, qualitative methods emphasize understanding experiences, while mixed methods combine both approaches.
Forms of Information Gathering
- Information can be gathered in various formats such as textual responses, numerical data, audio recordings, or visual observations during data collection.
Recording Information in Data Collection
- Information is typically recorded through written notes, digital entries, audio transcriptions, or video recordings, ensuring comprehensive and accurate documentation.
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