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    Data collection techniques are described as being both objective and systematic. They involve the use of tools like observation schedules, interview guides, questionnaires, rating scales, checklists, and document schedules to systematically gather measurable data on variables of interest. Common techniques include observation, questioning/interviews, and using existing records and data sources to ascertain dimensions, quantities, or other attributes being studied.

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    Data collection techniques are described as being both objective and systematic. They involve the use of tools like observation schedules, interview guides, questionnaires, rating scales, checklists, and document schedules to systematically gather measurable data on variables of interest. Common techniques include observation, questioning/interviews, and using existing records and data sources to ascertain dimensions, quantities, or other attributes being studied.

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    Data collection techniques are described as being both objective and systematic. They involve the use of tools like observation schedules, interview guides, questionnaires, rating scales, checklists, and document schedules to systematically gather measurable data on variables of interest. Common techniques include observation, questioning/interviews, and using existing records and data sources to ascertain dimensions, quantities, or other attributes being studied.

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    Data Collection

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    ›Data collection techniques are described
    as being both objective & systematic.
    ›The data collection methods of a study
    provide the operational definitions of the
    relevant variables.
    ›Operational definition translates the
    conceptual definition into behavior or
    verbalization that can be measured for
    the study.
    Techniques of data gathering involves the
    use of appropriate recording forms.
    They consists of observationnnaire.

    1) OBSERVATION SCHEDULE
    2) INTERVIEW GUIDE
    3) INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
    4) MAILED QUESTIONNAIRE
    ) RATING SCALE
    6) CHECK LIST
    7) OPINIONNAIRE
    8) DOCUMENT SCHEDULE
    9) SCHEDULE FOR
    INSTITUTIONS
    10) INVENTORIES
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    ë MEASUEMENT AS TECHNIQUES OF
    DATA COLLECTION.
    ë OBSERVATION AS TECHNIQUE OF DATA
    COLLECTION.
    ë QUESTIONING & INTERVIEW AS A
    METHOD OF DATA COLLECTION
    ë RECORDS OF EXISTING DATA AS A
    TECHNIQUE OF DATA COLLECTION.
    ë The term ´measure] mean to ascertain
    the dimensions, quantity or capacity of, to
    mark of, usually with reference to some
    unit of measurement. measurement is the
    assignment of numbers to objects or
    events according to rules. measurement
    consist of set of rules for assigning
    numerical values to objects to represent
    varying degree of some attributes being
    measured. the purpose is to measure
    these attributes quantitatively.
    OBSERVATION AS A TECHNIQUE
    OF DATA COLLECTION

    ë Observation term indicates on the


    abstract concrete continuum, a
    property that is directly observation,
    empirical reference. An observation
    study is that ask question about overt
    behavior or event and then answered
    those questions by having human
    observers record those behaviors over
    a period of time. Observations is one
    of the methods collecting data which
    researchers scientifically watches and
    records pertinent information.
    ë A questionnaire is a paper or a
    pencil instrument that a research
    subject is asked to complete. It is
    design to gather data from
    individuals about knowledge,
    attitudes, believes and feelings. It is
    prepared by the researcher that are
    annexed and filled in by all the
    respondence.
    Interviews are a method of data
    collection where a data collector
    questions a subject verbally.
    Interviews may be face to face or
    telephone encounter with a
    research subject to obtain specific
    and systematic information about
    given phenomenon. Interviews
    include special situation such as
    focus groups, play interviews, role
    playing and ethnographic
    interviews.
    ë The use of available data some times is
    considered to be primarily the province
    of historical research, hospital records,
    care plans, existing data resources such
    as census, are frequently used for data
    collection. Existing data resource for
    necessary research include public
    records, personal health records,
    investigator generator data basis
    associated with earlier studies, national
    data bases & mass media.
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