Monday, 16 November 2015

Research Technology

Key Research Terminology

What is a Primary source?
A primary source is a document that you have yourself and done the research in your own time.
Example –
A questionnaire
What are Qualitative results?
Qualitative results is when you ask questions that give a variety of answers. Qualitative results are the opposite of Quantative results, they can’t be put into a graph.
Example –
Asking questions that can give someone else’s opinion and not a yes or no answer.


 
What is Market Research?
Market Research is getting information of your audience to improve your work.
Example –
Survey – Asking people their personal opinion to improve their work.
 
What are Quantative results?
Quantative results is numbers that you can put into a graph and find the majority of the answer.
Example –
If you ask a question, the only two answers can either be yes or no.
 
What is a Secondary source?
A secondary source is a research that has already been done for you and taken off the internet and used/made by somebody else.
Example –
Copy and pasting something off google
 
                                                                                         

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