Research Methodology Flashcards

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The purpose of research

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  • advance knowledge
  • increase understanding
  • educate others
  • inform practice
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What are the types of data?

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  • Primary or Secondary

- Qualitative or Quantitative

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What are the sources of data?

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  • individuals and groups

- print and digital

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Advantages and limitations of the sources of data?

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Individuals and Groups

+ :

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How does sampling contribute to valid and reliable research?

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  • correct sampling allows the research to be conducted with different groups and achieve the same results making it reliable
  • correct sampling also contributes to validity as it enhances the accuracy of the results

Eg. Utilising stratified sampling to ensure an equal amount of participants of each gender when conducting research about the effects of media on youth

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Assess the importance of ethical research behaviours.

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  • sensitive research topics
  • confidentiality
  • research bias
  • crediting sources of data
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7
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Identify the 5 research methods

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  • questionnaire
  • interview
  • literature reveiew
  • case study
  • observation
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Advantages and Disadvantage of each research method

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Questionnaire
+: cost effective, large amounts of people, primary quantitative data
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What is involved in the Research Process

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Planning, conducting and Interpreting

Planning:

  • formulating a research proposal
  • managing resources eg. time, materials

Conduc

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