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    This document discusses key concepts for data collection in research including the three things a researcher could save with proper planning (time, money, effort), the four factors to consider in data collection (reliability, validity, practicality, ethics), the type of reliability measured by administering identical tests with different wording (alternate-form reliability), the difference between quasi-experimental and experimental research (the latter has manipulation of an independent variable and control/experimental groups), simple random sampling as giving an equal chance to be selected from the accessible population, and experimental research designs often being conducted in a controlled setting with a research treatment.

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    This document discusses key concepts for data collection in research including the three things a researcher could save with proper planning (time, money, effort), the four factors to consider in data collection (reliability, validity, practicality, ethics), the type of reliability measured by administering identical tests with different wording (alternate-form reliability), the difference between quasi-experimental and experimental research (the latter has manipulation of an independent variable and control/experimental groups), simple random sampling as giving an equal chance to be selected from the accessible population, and experimental research designs often being conducted in a controlled setting with a research treatment.

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    This document discusses key concepts for data collection in research including the three things a researcher could save with proper planning (time, money, effort), the four factors to consider in data collection (reliability, validity, practicality, ethics), the type of reliability measured by administering identical tests with different wording (alternate-form reliability), the difference between quasi-experimental and experimental research (the latter has manipulation of an independent variable and control/experimental groups), simple random sampling as giving an equal chance to be selected from the accessible population, and experimental research designs often being conducted in a controlled setting with a research treatment.

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    TALKSHO

    W
    CHIKARO
    WHAT ARE THE THREE
    (3) THINGS THAT A
    RESEARCHER COULD
    SAVE WITH PROPER
    PLANNING OF DATA
    COLLECTION?
    WHAT ARE THE FOUR (4)
    FACTORS THAT MUST BE
    CONSIDERED IN
    COLLECTING DATA?
    The four factors that must be
    considered in data collection
    are:
    WHAT IS THE TYPE OF
    RELIABILITY WHEN
    MEASURED BY
    ADMINISTERING TWO
    TESTS IDENTICAL IN ALL
    ASPECTS EXCEPT THE
    ACTUAL WORDING OF
    ITEMS?
    WHAT DO YOU THINK IS
    THE DIFFERENCE
    BETWEEN QUASI-
    EXPERIMENTAL
    RESEARCH AND
    EXPERIMENTAL
    RESEARCH?
    IN YOUR PERSPECTIVE WHAT
    SAMPLING TECHNIQUE IS USED
    WHEN THE RESEARCHER
    WOULD LIKE TO CONSIDER
    GIVING AN EQUAL CHANCE TO
    THE MEMBER OF THE
    ACCESSIBLE POPULATION BEING
    SELECTED AS PART OF THE
    WHAT RESEARCH DESIGN IS
    OFTEN CONDUCTED IN A
    CONTROLLED SETTING WITH
    CORRESPONDING RESEARCH
    TREATMENT?

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