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    This document discusses different methods of data collection. It identifies four main methods: experiments, interviews, questionnaires, and observation. Each method has various components and techniques. For example, experiments can be double-blind, blind, or structured. Interviews can be personal, structured, or computer-assisted. Questionnaires can be paper-pencil, web-based, or have different question types like multiple choice, rank-ordered, or open-ended. Observation can be direct, indirect, or involve cafeteria questions. The goal of data collection is to gather accurate information systematically across different fields of study.

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    This document discusses different methods of data collection. It identifies four main methods: experiments, interviews, questionnaires, and observation. Each method has various components and techniques. For example, experiments can be double-blind, blind, or structured. Interviews can be personal, structured, or computer-assisted. Questionnaires can be paper-pencil, web-based, or have different question types like multiple choice, rank-ordered, or open-ended. Observation can be direct, indirect, or involve cafeteria questions. The goal of data collection is to gather accurate information systematically across different fields of study.

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    "Data Collection" Rochelle Anne S. Mora 12-ABM 1 December 13, 2017

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    “DATA COLLECTION”

    Rochelle Anne S. Mora


    12-ABM 1
    December 13, 2017

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    “DATA COLLECTION”
    John Christian A. Cuenca
    12-ABM 1
    December 13, 2017

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