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The document outlines various research skills and the learner's experience with them. It includes skills for primary research like interviews and focus groups, as well as secondary research skills such as analyzing sales figures, identifying sources, and storing information. For most skills, the learner indicates whether they have no experience, some experience, or are confident. Goals are set to develop areas marked with less experience.
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![Primary Research Skills: ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Skill area Definition/When would I use this technique? R/A/G Evidence Target for development interviews This is when you ask another person questions on a certain topic. I would use this technique when I am asking someone what they think of something. A Look at unit 2 on blogger.com Make an interview questionnaires This is when you create a series and hand it out to people for them to fill it in. this is mainly used when you need to find someone’s opinion on what they think about, for example, a music artist. G Look at unit 1 on blogger.com Upload onto questionnaire task Focus groups This is when you need to find out a series of opinions from a variety of people. This can be used when you need to ask what types of customers want in a new product. A Look at unit 2 on blogger.com Organise one for another project](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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