Quiz on Data Collection Methods

Unstructured and structured are examples of what?

• Interviews

• Response rate

• Gaps in provision

• Sampling

Random, systematic and quota are examples of (a)   .

• Sampling
• Response rate
• Interviews
• Gaps in provision

This is an important indicator of the validity and reliability of data generated -

• Response rate

• Interviews

• Gaps in provision

• Sampling

Match the following terms with their correct descriptions related to assessing the impact of change in population and monitoring demand.

• Areas where services or support are lacking for the population.

• Gaps in provision

• Conversations conducted to gather qualitative data from individuals or groups.

• Response rate

• Selecting a subset of a population to represent the whole for data collection.

• Sampling

• The proportion of people who reply to a survey or questionnaire.

• Interviews

Random, systematic and quota are examples of (a)   .

• Sampling
• Data Collection
• Survey Methods
• Statistical Analysis

Match the following terms with their correct definitions related to population studies.

• The process of examining and interpreting data to extract useful information and draw conclusions.

• Survey Design

• The process of selecting a subset of individuals from a population to estimate characteristics of the whole population.

• Data Collection

• The process of planning how to structure questions and organize a survey to collect information effectively.

• Sampling

• The process of gathering information from various sources to answer research questions or test hypotheses.

• Data Analysis

Match each data collection method with its description.

• Collecting data through direct interaction with respondents

• Questionnaires

• Collecting data by manipulating variables to observe effects

• Experiments

• Collecting data by watching subjects in their natural environment

• Observations

• Collecting data by having respondents fill out forms or surveys

• Interviews

The term that describes the difference between the actual demand for services and the services provided is called (a)   .

• Gaps in provision
• Service Overload
• Resource Allocation
• Demand Analysis

These types of research methodology can be used to gain lots if information- what am I

• Interviews

• Observations

• Surveys

• Questionnaires

Health conditions , lifestyle factors and social care and welfare needs

• Ideas for research into the main issue

• Research leading to improvement

• The purpose of research

• Types of issues