- Any research using human participants needs to be approved (by a tutor) in advance.
- Any research using vulnerable people must be approved by the ethics sub committee.
- Must be anonymous.
Empiricism vs. Rationalism
- Something is only true if it is observed or experienced using senses, it can be observed and recorded on multiple occasions.
Thoughts, feelings and opinions.
- Truth can be grasped intellectually using logic and reason.
- Secondary research, how you make sense of this.
Empirical Research
- Start with questions, preferably questions that have not already been answered.
- Questions will identify what methods you need in order to get the right answers.
Qualitative and Quantitive
- Data collection and analysis.
Data Collection
- Focus groups, surveys (interviews/questionnaires).
- Ethnology (Study of people and cultures).
- Content analysis, looking at trends within advertising.
- Creative explorations, Gauntlett, 2007 (Using creative techniques as a means of gathering subjective data.
Data Analysis and Organisation
- Numerical Data
- Hypothesis
- Cross Referencing
- Statistically significant
- Deductive Analysis
- Inductive Analysis
- Ethnology (Study of people and cultures).
- Content analysis, looking at trends within advertising.
- Creative explorations, Gauntlett, 2007 (Using creative techniques as a means of gathering subjective data.
Data Analysis and Organisation
- Numerical Data
- Hypothesis
- Cross Referencing
- Statistically significant
- Deductive Analysis
- Inductive Analysis
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