
Primary vs Secondary
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Mathematics
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12th Grade
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Nicole DeMarco
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Primary Data
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Primary data is data collected directly from YOU
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What are some examples of primary data?
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Interview transcripts are written records of conversations that occur during interviews conducted by the researcher, and form the actual data for their research study.
Focus group transcripts are written records of discussions that take place in focus groups (Nyumba et al., 2018). A focus group involves a small, diverse group of people who discuss a particular topic or issue, usually guided by a moderator.
Focus group transcripts are written records of discussions that take place in focus groups (Nyumba et al., 2018). A focus group involves a small, diverse group of people who discuss a particular topic or issue, usually guided by a moderator.
Biological samples are physical specimens taken from organisms, including blood, tissues, cells, DNA, saliva, and other bodily fluids.
Social media posts could include text posts, images, videos, comments, and other forms of digital communication on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn, and are regularly used in digital ethnographic research.
Surveys and questionnaires are structured tools used for data collection, consisting of a series of questions designed to gather information from respondents.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Secondary Data
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Secondary data refers to any research data that is not collected for the purpose of your own study, but is repurposed and reanalyzed within your study.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What are some options for secondary sources?
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Academic journal articles are scholarly papers published in academic journals. They usually report on original research, review existing literature, or present theoretical analyses in various academic fields.
Census data refers to the information collected during national or regional censuses, which are typically conducted by governments at regular intervals (often every five or ten years).
Public opinion polls are surveys conducted to gauge the public’s views, attitudes, or perceptions on various topics, ranging from politics and social issues to consumer products and services.
Market research data includes information gathered about consumers, market trends, competitors, and industry dynamics. This data is collected through methods like surveys, focus groups, sales analysis, and consumer feedback.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Primary vs Secondary Data
Why is it important?
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What are some factors that a manufacturer should consider when determining whether to test a sample or the entire population to ensure the quality of a product?
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Time
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Money
Collecting the data of your whole population will involve work and time and challenges of making sure everyone's data was included and collected.
If you pick a good sample that represetns everyone, this can be quicker and still provide you the information or data you wish to collect
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Franco is interested in determining the recycling habits of the people in his community. He plans to conduct a survey. Describe the population to be surveyed, the type of sample that should be used, and whether it is more reasonable to collect primary or secondary data.
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The population is his community.
The best sample is a random option ; a random sample of households. This is primary data because he conducts his own survey.
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