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The document describes the process of analyzing questionnaires from a research study that used six questionnaires to collect data from students and teachers in two groups. The analysis involved organizing answers in Excel charts, classifying data according to research categories, identifying relevant information for research objectives, and discussing outcomes with an advisor and peers.
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