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Data Collection Psychology

Data collection in psychology refers to the systematic gathering of information from participants through various methods, such as surveys, experiments, and observations, to investigate psychological phenomena. This process is essential for forming evidence-based conclusions and advancing knowledge in the field.

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Data collection in psychology is a fundamental process that allows researchers to gather information about human behavior, thoughts, and emotions. By employing various methods such as surveys, interviews, and experiments, psychologists can obtain both qualitative and quantitative data. Understanding...

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Qualitative Data
Non-numerical information that describes qualities or characteristics.

Example: Interview responses about feelings.

Quantitative Data
Numerical information that can be measured and analyzed statistically.

Example: Test scores or survey ratings.

Survey
A method of data collection that involves asking people questions.

Example: A questionnaire about consumer preferences.

Experiment
A research method where variables are manipulated to observe effects.

Example: Testing the impact of sleep on memory.

Control Group
A group in an experiment that does not receive the treatment.

Example: Participants who do not receive a new drug.

Variable
Any factor that can change in an experiment.

Example: Temperature in a study on plant growth.

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Key Concepts

Qualitative DataQuantitative DataSurveysExperiments