Research Methods: Data Handling and Analysis

1. The most frequent in a set of numbers. (4)
4. Statistical procedure for combining data from multiple studies. (4, 8)
5. This type of data has already been collected by someone else but is used by someone else for further research. (9)
9. Data expressed in terms of quantity or amount, information can be written and measured with numbers. (12)

1. The middle of a set of numbers. (6)
2. Scores around the mean of a distribution measuring how much a set of scores is dispersed around an average measure of variability. (8, 9)
6. The average of a set of numbers, calculated by adding up the scores and then dividing the total. (4)
7. Observations, questionnaires, content analysis are examples of collecting this type of data. (7)
8. Subtract the lowest score from the highest score and add 1. (5)
10. Data using descriptive language, e.g questionnaires or interviews. (11)

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