RESEARCHING THE REAL WORLD



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A Guide to Methodology

8. Surveys

8.1 Introduction to surveys
8.2 Methodological approaches
8.3 Doing survey research
8.4 Statistical Analysis

8.4.1 Descriptive statistics
8.4.2 Exploring relationships

8.4.2.1 Association
8.4.2.2 Crosstabulation
8.4.2.3 Correlation and regression (bivariate)
8.4.2.4 Multivariate analysis

8.4.3 Analysing samples
8.4.4 Report writing

8.5 Summary and conclusion

8.4.2 Exploring relationships
When undertaking statistical analysis one often wants to explore how one variable is related to another variable or set of variables.

There are various ways in which such analysis can be undertaken, ranging from crosstabulation, through to regression and correlation analysis, that measure the degree and nature of the association between variables.

 

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