Measurements
Only named; weakest level. (e.g., gender and nationality)
What is nominal?
numbers and statistics.
What is a type of data collected for a quantitative study?
This chart resembles a food.
What is a pie chart?
Collecting data.
What is the third stage in processing research?
Absolute zero and fixed measuring point.
What is ratio measurement?
To explore!
What is an objective for a qualitative study?
P value is used to determine if you reject the null hypothesis.
What is a simple t-set?
Asking the research question.
What is the first stage of processing research?
Fixed but no absolute zero point. (e.g., income $10,000-$19,999)
What is an Interval measurement?
Smaller groups, interviews, subjectivity, and not randomly selected.
What are some characteristics of a qualitative study?
This chart uses the x and y axis to show results.
What is a line graph for a single system design?
Evaluating the hypothesis.
What is the fifth stage of processing research?
Can be placed in order. (e.g., greater than or less than)
What is the ordinal measurement?
Able to be generalized, objectivity, view of human behavior is predictable, and the nature of observation is a controlled condition.
What are some characteristics of a quantitative study?
A statistical test to evaluate how likely it is that any differences arose by chance.
What is a chi-square test?
Formulating the hypothesis.
What is the second stage of processing research?
Analyzing data.
What is the fourth stage of processing research?