Quantitative Research mind maps

Using Quantitative Research mind maps

These maps give you different ways into the unit. Variables sets out types of variables, while Study population connects populations, sampling and validity. Other maps look at data collection and potential problems with physiological and clinical measurements.

For a look at research designs, try Quantitative research methods, which includes lab experiments, or Causal-comparative Research, which considers associations and differences between groups. Designing a Quantitative Study offers another route into the topic.

Plan your revision

Start with a map that matches the concept you want to practise. Follow its branches, then cover the labels and see which connections you can recall. Compare related maps, such as those on variables and measurement, to spot ideas you want to revisit.

When you want to check your recall in a different format, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Choose a map to begin your revision.