RO93 - 2.4 - Research methods, sources and types of data

What is an example of a primary research method?

• Books and journals
• Focus groups
• Magazines
• Television

Which source is considered secondary research?

• Interviews
• Online surveys
• Internet sites/research
• Questionnaires

What type of data is numerical and measurable?

• Qualitative
• Quantitative
• Primary
• Secondary

Which method involves gathering data through direct questioning?

• Focus groups
• Books and journals
• Internet sites/research
• Television

What is a benefit of conducting primary research?

• Less time-consuming
• More specific to needs
• Easily accessible
• Already available

Which source provides qualitative information?

• Online surveys
• Interviews
• Questionnaires
• Books and journals

What is a disadvantage of secondary research?

• Time-consuming
• Costly
• May be outdated
• Specific to needs

Which method involves collecting data through written questions?

• Focus groups
• Interviews
• Questionnaires
• Television

What type of data is descriptive and detailed?

• Quantitative
• Primary
• Secondary
• Qualitative

Which source is an example of secondary research?

• Focus groups
• Interviews
• Magazines and newspapers
• Online surveys