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Hypothesis a statement that might be true or false, but you haven't got enough evidence to support it either way yet. It must be testable
Statistical enquiry cycle Planning Collecting data Processing + presenting data Interpreting results Evaluating results
Statistical enquiry cycle (planning) choose hypothesis, what data to collect and how to record/use it
Statistical enquiry cycle (collecting data) choose data sources and collecting methods, identifying any constraints
Statistical enquiry cycle (processing + presenting data) choose diagrams ad=nd measures, considering use of technology
Statistical enquiry cycle (interpreting results) plan analysis in order to draw conclusions and make predictions
Statistical enquiry cycle (evaluating results) communicating results to the target audience, may involve planning further analysis
Constraints things that limit your choice of data sources and collection methods
Constraints (examples) Time limits Costs - there may a budget (generally the longer an investigation the more costly) Ethical issues Confidentiality - sensitive data and anonymous Convenience - easiest way to access data
Proactive strategies help mitigate issues that may arise
Proactive strategies examples Pilot study, adjust investigation if unexpected outcomes or difficulties arise Data-collection method e.g. sampling method, simulation Consider questionnaire to reduce no or incomplete responses Random response for accuracy in sensitive questions
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