Data Collection Methods

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• where information is entered directly into a form by the person completing it or a third party, then typed into a computer system by the organisation issuing it, e.g. bank application form.

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      • Answers to specific questions are collected.
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      • Fast to complete by hand.
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      • Possible copying errors when inputting data.
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      • Poor handwriting on the form can lead to data inputting.

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• Where the user enters their own information following the format of the laid-out questionaire that is asking either open or closed questions.

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