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Research Methods: Quantitative and Qualitative

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What you'll learn

Types of data and how they are summarised.

Key ideas

  • Quantitative (numerical) vs qualitative (descriptive) data.
  • Central tendency: mean, median, mode; range for spread.
  • Validity (measuring what is intended) and reliability (consistency).

Exam tips

  • Choose suitable graphs for the data type.
  • Distinguish validity from reliability.

Common mistakes

  • Confusing mean, median and mode.
  • Mixing up validity and reliability.
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