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Qualitative Data Collection and Quantitative Data Collection

2022
Abstract Practitioner/scholars often use more than one type of data collection in order to provide a robust answer to a research problem or question. At times, practitioner–researchers will have very specific quantitative questions, and they will also create additional research questions (utilizing qualitative data collection methods) in
Linnea L. Rademaker, Elena Y. Polush
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Data Collection

2012
This chapter describes the data collection instruments used in the development of U-Multirank. The first section is an overview of existing databases – mainly on bibliometrics and patents. The second describes the questionnaires and survey tools used for collecting data from the institutions – at the institutional and department levels – and from ...
Callaert, J., EPPING, Elisabeth, Federkeil, G., Jongbloed, B. W. A., Kaiser, Drs F., Tijssen, R.   +5 more
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DATA COLLECTION IN THE CLINIC

Rheumatic Disease Clinics of North America, 1995
Important contributions to the understanding of rheumatic diseases can be made by clinicians in university and nonuniversity settings performing research as part of ordinary patient-care activities. This article describes in detail cost-effective methodologies that have been used to develop successful, longitudinal research and clinical care databanks.
F, Wolfe, T, Pincus
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Data collection with adolescents

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2001
Data collection with adolescents Adolescence spans a wide time period during which development and its context influence behaviour and the strategies used for data collection. This article addresses problems that can be anticipated in data collection with adolescents. Problems are presented that are associated with adolescent developmental capacities,
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Data Collection Techniques

Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 2001
We have provided an overview of techniques used to assess variables in the applied behavioral sciences. Most of the methods are used by both quantitative/positivist and qualitative/constructivist researchers but to different extents. Qualitative researchers prefer more open-ended, less structured data collection techniques than do quantitative ...
G A, Morgan, R J, Harmon
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Data Collection:

Administration in Social Work, 1992
Social workers are required to collect a considerable amount of personal information about clients and their families which may be unrelated to direct clinical work. Administrators often use this for the purpose of payment, service documentation, agency planning, and accountability. The worker's concern about the appropriateness of collecting this data
N, O'Brien, T, McClellan, D, Alfs
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Secure Data Collection with Updates

Electronic Commerce Research, 2001
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Sergio Loureiro, Refik Molva, Alain Pannetrat   +2 more
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k-Anonymous data collection

Information Sciences, 2009
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Sheng Zhong 0002, Zhiqiang Yang, Tingting Chen 0001   +2 more
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