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Human Geographical Investigations: Development and Urban Issues

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What you'll learn

How to investigate human geography issues in the field.

The enquiry

  • Test a hypothesis about quality of life or urban inequality.
  • Methods: questionnaires, environmental quality surveys and pedestrian counts.

Presentation and analysis

  • Choropleth maps shade areas by value; analyse patterns using data.

Evaluation

  • Consider reliability, limitations and improvements.

Exam tips

  • Justify why a method suits a human enquiry.
  • Always evaluate the data collected.

Common mistakes

  • Vague hypotheses.
  • No evaluation of reliability.
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