2. Surveys
A survey is a study, generally in the form of an
interview or questionnaire.
It provides researchers with information about
how people think and act.
4. Experiments
An experiment, two groups of people are
selected and matched for similar
characteristics, such as age or education.
The experiment group is exposed to an
independent variable; the control group is not.
5. Secondary Analysis
Secondary Analysis refers to a variety of
research techniques that make use of
previously collected and publicly accessible
information and data.
An example such as census data.
6. Secondary Analysis
Secondary Analysis refers to a variety of
research techniques that make use of
previously collected and publicly accessible
information and data.
An example such as census data.