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1 Chapter 10 Collecting Quantitative Data

2 SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRES Establishing Procedures to Collect Survey Data Recording Survey Data Establishing the Reliability and Validity of Survey Data Advantages and Disadvantages of Survey Data

3 STRUCTURED OBSERVATION Establishing Procedures to Collect Structured Observational Data Recording Structured Observational Data Establishing the Reliability and Validity of Observational Data Advantages and Disadvantages of Observational Data

4 SECONDARY DATA Establishing Procedures to Collect Secondary Data Recording Secondary Data Establishing the Reliability and Validity of Secondary Data Advantages and Disadvantages of Secondary Data

5 EXISTING STATISTICS Establishing Procedures to Collect Existing Statistics Recording Statistical Data Establishing the Reliability and Validity of Existing Statistics Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Existing Statistics

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