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Psychology- Types Of Data

Sophie Walker 5 preguntas

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  1. 1What is Quantitative Data?
    1. AInformation in numerical form e.g score on a psychology test out of 20.
    2. BInformation in non-numerical form e.g. written words describing an event or opinion
    3. CData originally obtained by other people
  2. 2A strength of using [blank_start]Quantitative[blank_end] data is the data can be easily [blank_start]analysed[blank_end] and compared between groups/participants and so allows the researcher to form [blank_start]valid conclusions[blank_end]. Another strength is that data collection tends to be highly valid and often uses [blank_start]objective[blank_end] measures and so cannot be misinterpreted.
    A weakness of Quantitative data is that the method of [blank_start]measurement[blank_end] may limit participants' responses which will lack detail, therefore making the data less [blank_start]valid[blank_end]. This in turn makes it less useful as we cannot [blank_start]suggest[blank_end] why something has happened.
    1. AQuantitative
    2. Banalysed
    3. Cvalid conclusions
    4. Dobjective
    5. Emeasurement
    6. Fvalid
    7. Gsuggest
  3. 3What is Qualitative data?
    1. AInformation in non-numerical form
    2. BInformation in numerical form
    3. CA way of representing very small or very large numbers.
  4. 4What are the strengths of using Quantitative Data?
    1. AIn depth data, and high detail as participants can express themselves exactly as they want to and so gives a more valid insight.
    2. BIt is less likely that key or rare observations will be "lost" through the process of simplifying the data and so makes it more valid.
    3. CCan be biased.
  5. 5What are the weaknesses of Qualitative data?
    1. ASubjective measures mean that data collection may be invalid as recording or interpretation of responses may be biased by the researcher's opinions or feelings.
    2. BData are individual and so it may be difficult to make generalisations from the findings and compare between the groups.
    3. CMethod of measurement may limit participants' responses which will lack detail, therefore making the data less valid.

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A level Psychology Test sobre Psychology- Types Of Data, creado por Sophie Walker el 22/10/2017.
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