Adzeh (2014) describes data collection as putting together vital information to address evaluation questions identified by the researcher. Quantitative data collection focuses on random sampling and structural instrument. Quantitative data can be quantified and expressed as a number and are capable of being statistically evaluated. They produce outcomes that may be easy to compare, summarize or generalize (Gill, Stewart,Treasure & Chadwick, 2008). Bonevski, Randell, Paul, Chapman, Twyman, Bryant and Hughes (2014) state that qualitative data collection focus on providing impact...
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In this era, information is a crucial tool, thus necessitating a precise and appropriate method for gathering it. The choice of the mechanism for accumulating data depends on the intention of assembling the info. Moreover, gaining the trust of the participants is vital during the entire process of both qualitative and quantitative research. Therefore, this essay aims to expound on the methods for data collection and founding trust. Concurrent with Salhin et al. (2016), there are myriad quantitative data gathering...
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In this paper, I will examine the data collection methods used at work and how they are used. Then choose a problem in our business to discuss and identify a method to collect this data. Lastly, identify two critical variables whose relationship is critical for our company's success. Also, identify a moderator that changes the dynamics of the two critical variables. I see right away that my company uses industrial and organizational psychology concepts in their management tool bag. The...
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“If you’re not paying for a product, then you are the product.” In the digital era where technology provides much easier access to information than before, questions can be answered with a simple Google search and click. On the other hand, free social media websites give users easier opportunities for communication and building connections with others all around the world. Despite the convenience, privacy comes at a cost of using free internet services. Behind the websites, corporations are using programs...
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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be replacing Data Protection Directive 95/46/ec in Spring 2018, meaning information security teams need to start preparing now to ensure that their organizations remain compliant when the new rules go into effect, or risk facing fines and stiff penalties. GDPR applies to all states in the European Union (EU) as well as any company that markets goods or services to EU residents. In other words, GDPR will have a far-reaching impact on global...
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Abstract Video watching had emerged as one of the most frequent media activities on the Internet. Yet, little is known about how users watch online video. Using two distinct YouTube datasets, a set of random YouTube videos crawled from the Web and a set of videos watched by participants tracked by YouTube developer App, This paper examine whether and how indicators of collective preferences and reactions are associated with view duration of videos. This paper also shows that video view...
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Data privacy is defined by Techopedia as information that contains private and usually personal data about an individual. (Techopedia) Being able to properly and secure this data is an important factor that the government, business and individuals that must be considered and be taken seriously. This is because the data stored contains personal information that is highly confidential and with today’s technological advancements this data have become more and more vulnerable to threats of unauthorised access by hackers and other...
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