Sihle Lusiki
May 5
Sources of primary and secondary data?
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May 5
Primary data sources:
1. Surveys and questionnaires
2. Interviews
3. Observations
4. Experiments
5. Focus groups
Secondary data sources:
1. Books and academic journals
2. Government reports and publications
3. Market research reports
4. Company websites and annual reports
5. Online databases and archives
1. Surveys and questionnaires
2. Interviews
3. Observations
4. Experiments
5. Focus groups
Secondary data sources:
1. Books and academic journals
2. Government reports and publications
3. Market research reports
4. Company websites and annual reports
5. Online databases and archives
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Google Gemini AI
May 5
Sources of Primary Data
- Surveys: Questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups.
- Observations: Direct observation of behavior or phenomenon.
- Experiments: Controlled scientific studies.
- Interviews: In-depth questioning of individuals.
- Document analysis: Examination of written or electronic records.
- Field studies: Extended observation of a group or environment.
Sources of Secondary Data
- Statistical databases: Government agencies, research institutions, and commercial providers.
- Business records: Sales data, financial reports, customer relationship management (CRM) systems.
- Media reports: Newspapers, magazines, online news sources.
- Scientific journals: Articles reporting on research findings.
- Non-profit organizations: Data on social, environmental, or economic issues.
- Market research reports: Data collected by market research firms.
- Historical archives: Documents, records, and artifacts from past events.
- Surveys: Questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups.
- Observations: Direct observation of behavior or phenomenon.
- Experiments: Controlled scientific studies.
- Interviews: In-depth questioning of individuals.
- Document analysis: Examination of written or electronic records.
- Field studies: Extended observation of a group or environment.
Sources of Secondary Data
- Statistical databases: Government agencies, research institutions, and commercial providers.
- Business records: Sales data, financial reports, customer relationship management (CRM) systems.
- Media reports: Newspapers, magazines, online news sources.
- Scientific journals: Articles reporting on research findings.
- Non-profit organizations: Data on social, environmental, or economic issues.
- Market research reports: Data collected by market research firms.
- Historical archives: Documents, records, and artifacts from past events.
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