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    The document discusses methodology for data gathering in practical research. It notes that data collection involves systematically gathering and measuring variables of interest to answer research questions and test hypotheses. It also emphasizes the importance of ensuring accurate and appropriate data collection through selecting valid collection instruments and instructions, as improper data collection can lead to inaccurate answers, inability to validate studies, wasted resources, and misguided future research. Common data collection methods mentioned include crowdsourcing via social media with informed consent forms, as well as using platforms like MS Forms and Google Forms to collect responses.

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    METHODOLOGY (Data Gathering)

    Practical Research 2 (Lecture #3)


    12 HUMSS 3 Makatarungan | Ms. April Antonio | SEM 1 2022
    ● Causing harm to human participants
    in animal subjects
    Data Collection
    ● Is the process of gathering and
    measuring information on variables Data Gathering Procedure
    of interest, in an established ● The researchers narrate a systematic
    systematic fashion that enables one process of collecting data
    to answer stated research questions,
    test hypotheses, and evaluate CROWDSOURCING
    outcomes ● Via Social media platforms

    The Importance of Ensuring Accurate INFORMED CONSENT FORM (ICF)


    and Appropriate Data Collection
    ● Regardless of the field of study or
    MS FORMS, GOOGLE FORMS
    preference for defining data
    ● Platforms use to collection of data
    (quantitative, qualitative), accurate
    data collection is essential to
    maintaining the integrity of research After Data Gathering
    ● Both the selection of appropriate data ● Download the responses of your
    collection instruments (existing, participants
    modified, or newly developed) and
    clearly delineated instructions for
    their correct use reduce the
    likelihood of errors occurring

    Consequences from Improperly


    Collected Data Include
    ● Inability to answer research
    questions accurately
    ● Inability to repeat and validate the
    study
    ● Distorted findings resulting in wasted
    resources
    ● Misleading other researchers to
    pursue fruitless avenues of
    investigation
    ● Compromising decisions for public
    policy

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