'Existing statistics' presentation slideshows

CHAPTER 11, COMPARATIVE AND HISTORICAL RESEARCH

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Three Types of Unobtrusive Research

Three Types of Unobtrusive Research. Content analysis - examine written documents such as editorials. Analyses of existing statistics. Historical/comparative analysis - historical records. What is Content Analysis?. Study of recorded human communication Topic Appropriate for CA

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Nonreactive Research & Secondary Analysis

Nonreactive Research & Secondary Analysis. ????????????? ???? : ? ????? Social Research Methods, Spring, 2007 March 8~14, 2007. Reactive Research: experiments, survey research Reactive: the people being studied are aware of that fact.

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Class 16

Class 16. Unobtrusive Research. Class Outline. Two General Types of Research Methods Reactive/obtrusive Surveys Experiments Field research Unobtrusive Content Analysis Analyzing Existing Statistics Historical and Comparative Analysis. Content Analysis.

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Giuliano AMERINI (Eurostat)

Task Force (TF) on Inter-Modal Transport Statistics (IMTS) presentation for ETIS+ Seminar 27 May 2011, Brussels. Giuliano AMERINI (Eurostat). Topics. 1) European Official Statistics 2) Transport Statistics 3) The Task Force on Inter-modal Transport Statistics

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Foundations of Sociological Inquiry

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Unobtrusive Research. Chapter Outline. Content Analysis Analyzing Existing Statistics Historical/Comparative Analysis. Three Types of Unobtrusive Research. Content analysis - examine written documents such as newspaper editorials. Analyses of existing statistics.

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SOC 400 Topic 4 Discussions GCU

SOC 400 Topic 4 Discussions GCU Just Click on Below Link To Download This Course: https://dodohelp.com/SOC-400-Final-Guide/SOC-400-Topic-4-Discussions-GCU SOC 400 Topic 4 Discussions GCU SOC 400 Topic 4 Discussion Question 1 Discuss the issue of compatibility as it applies to existing statistics research. What is meant by this term and in what ways should different sources of statistics be compatible with each other. Why is this important? SOC 400 Topic 4 Discussion Question 2

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