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Scientific
Method- process of establishing
facts
Steps to scientify methods:
Observing-
observe
Hypothesizing- develop
tentative
hypothesis
Validating/Testing- test the
hypothesis
Generalizing and Concluding- write a
conclusion
Primary sources-
firsthand
information
Secondary sources-
provide information from other people
Interview method-
series of questions
- direct contact with interviewee
- time sensitive
Questionnaire method-
distributes questionnaire personally or by mail and collects them by the same process
Registration method-
collecting data is governed by existing laws
- related to government
Experimental method-
cause and effect relationships
Population-
entirety of the group
Simple random
sampling- each member of the population is assigned a number written on an identical piece of paper.
- lottery sampling
Systematic sampling-
first assigning members to each element of the population
Stratified sampling-
dividing population into strata or groups
- smallest to largest
- the bigger the population the bigger the chance
Cluster sampling-
AKA Area sampling
- populations are grouped into areas, and then sample areas are selected by random sampling
Non probability sampling-
not every member of the population has equal chance
Convinience sampling-
used for the comfort of the researchers
- AKA accidental, opportunity or grab sampling
Purposive
sampling- chosen according to characteristics of interest.
- chosen based on the study
Quota sampling-
chosen from the population such that the resulting sample has the same proportion as the entire population in relevant characteristics
Mean-
summation
Median-
middle value
Mode-
most frequent value
Range-
difference between highest and lowest
Standard deviation-
square root of the average of the squared deviations of each element from the mean.
Variance-
square of the standard deviation