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Chapter 8 Using secondary data

Secondary data and primary data Secondary data is data that have already been collected for some other purposes, while primary data is data which can be collected specifically for the purpose of answering a research question(s) and to meet research objectives

Using secondary data for research (1) Types of secondary data Documentary: are often used in research projects that also use primary data collection methods. However, you can also use them on their own or with other sources of secondary data Surveys :refers to data collected using a survey strategy, usually by questionnaires, that have been already analysed for their original purpose

Multiple – source secondary data Multiple-source secondary data can be based entirely on documentary or on survey secondary or can be amalgam of the two. The key factors is that different data sets have been combined to form another data set prior to your accessing the data.

Using secondary data for research (2) Types of secondary data Source: Saunders et al. (2006) Figure 8.1 Types of secondary data

Evaluating secondary data (3) Ensure that data sources Enable the research question(s) to be answered Enable research objectives to be met Have greater benefits than their associated costs Allow access for research

Summary: Chapter 8 Secondary data consists of three main types - documentary, survey and multiple sources The data can be used in a variety of ways Secondary data may be less current and collected for a purpose that does not match your research question(s) Secondary data needs to be located and its availability established Data sources should be assessed for suitability, measurement validity and coverage

Summary: Chapter 8 Evaluation of secondary data should include reliability and any measurement bias Costs and benefits of using secondary data should be evaluated and compared with alternative sources Although secondary data may contain some bias, it can help to answer your research question Remember to check the research project assessment regulations regarding the use of secondary data