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    GATHERS

    INFORMATION FROM
    SURVEYS,
    EXPIREMENTS OR
    OBSERVATIONS
    QUANTITATIVE
    AND
    QUALITATIVE
    DATA
    course title 2
    DATA Facts or information used usually to calculate,
    analyze or plan something (Merriam Webster
    Dictionary).
    SURVEY It is a research method used for collecting data from
    a predefined group of respondents to gain
    information and insights into various topics of
    interest. They can have multiple purposes, and
    researchers can conduct it in many ways depending
    on the methodology chosen and the study’s goal.
    CODING Involves translating entries on questionnaires to
    letters or numbers.
    LOOPHOLES An error in the way a law, rule, or contract is written
    that it makes people to legally avoid obeying it.
    Source: Merriam Dictionary
    7
    QUALITATIVE DATA QUANTITATIVE DATA

    -Are measures of types -Are measures of values


    and may be represented or counts and are
    by a name, symbol or a expressed as numbers.
    number code. Quantitative data are
    data about numeric
    variables (e.g how
    many; how much; or
    how often)
    7
    STEPS IN GATHERING INFORMATION
    FROM SURVEYS, EXPERIMENTS OR
    QUANTITATIVE DATA
    STEP 1: DATA PREPARATION
    STEP 2: DATA VALIDATION
    STEP 3: DATA EDITING
    STEP 4: DATA CODING
    STEP 5: DATA ENTRY OR DATA RECORDING
    STEP 6: DATA TRANSFORMATION
    STEP 7: DATA CLEANSING
    PROCESS OF QUALITATIVE
    DATA ANALYSIS
    1. GETTING TO KNOW THE DATA
    2. FOCUSING THE ANALYSIS
    3. CODING
    4. ENTERING DATA
    5. EDITING/REVISING
    6. IDENTIFYING MEANINGFUL PATTERNS &
    THEMES
    7. INTERPRETING THE DATA
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    TYPES OF OBSERVATIONS
    1. Participant vs. Non Participant Observation
    Nonparticipant observation: the researcher is
    separate from the activity.
    Participant observation: the researcher is
    involved in the activity.
    2. Simple vs. Behavioral Observation
    Simple observation: the researcher collects simple
    numerical data
    Behavioral observation: the researcher interprets
    people’s behavior.
    TYPES OF OBSERVATIONS
    3. DIRECT VS. INDIRECT OBSERVATION
    Direct observation: the researcher observes an
    activity as it happens.
    Indirect observation: the researcher observes the
    results of an activity.
    4. COVERT VS. OVERT OBSERVATION
    Covert observation: the researcher observes
    secretly.
    Overt observation: people know the researcher is
    observing them.

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