Primary and Secondary (HSC SSCE Community and Family Studies): Flashcards

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What is primary data in research?

Information you collect yourself for your study.

What methods are used to collect primary data?

Interviews, surveys, and observations.

What is a key advantage of primary data?

It relates directly to what you are studying.

What is a disadvantage of primary data?

It takes a lot of time to collect.

What is secondary data?

Information collected by others, like reports and articles.

What is a key advantage of secondary data?

Saves time and money in research.

What is a disadvantage of secondary data?

May have biases from original researchers.

How does primary data compare to secondary data?

Primary is specific; secondary is less specific.

What is a flexibility aspect of primary data?

Can be changed for new topics as needed.

Why might secondary data be hard to use?

It doesn't always fit your specific research needs.

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