Week 1 - Data Flashcards

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Why is a rationale important

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The rationale is the reason why your research question is important, if you don’t have a good rationale nobody will give you the time or funding for the research

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2
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What is qualitative data

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Personal opinions and experiences described in participants own words

(Data collected through open questions, interviews)

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Benefits of qualitative data in research

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Directly address question and find out true answer as the participant can expand on their answer

Good level of detail also.

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Limitations of qualitative data in research

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Can take more time and money (interviews)

Samples small - not representative

Difficult and time consuming to find themes

Different people can find different themes

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5
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What is quantitative data

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Data expressed in numbers

Collected via questionarres, experiments

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Benefits of quantitative data in research

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Cost effective - quick and easy

Large samples - more representative

Easy to analyse

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7
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Limitations of quantitative data in research

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Asking the wrong questions can lead to key factors being missed !!

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8
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What research must always include

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Ethical data collection

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9
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Name the 4 principles of ethics

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Respect for privacy and dignity of individuals and communities

Scientific integrity

Social responsibility

Maximising benefit, minimising has

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10
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What is informed consent

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Participants must have adequate information of the experiment in order to gibe their consent into doing the experiment

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11
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What is withdrawal in an experiment

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A participant should be able to withdraw themselves from the study at any time

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12
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Describe data protection within an experiment

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All data must be protected, anonymous data can aid this, data must be kept confidential- severe consequences if not

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13
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What are information sheets

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Information sheets are given to the participant before the experiment to give them all the information about the experiment before they agree to consent

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14
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What happened in Kramer et al Facebook study in 2014

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Manipulated 689,000 unknowing users accounts, reducing positive or negative posts on feed
Consent issue !!

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