STEPS TO START A STATISTICAL INVESTIGATION

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STEPS TO START A STATISTICAL INVESTIGATION

Analysis and Interpretation

Análisis y Evaluación Técnica de Acuerdo con la Naturaleza de la Investigación

Análisis y Evaluación Estadística de los Resultados

Tabulation or Process

COMPUTERIZED PROCESSING

MECHANICAL PROCESSING

MANUAL PROCESSING

Criticism and Codification

Codification

Translation of the Answers Into Codes

Critique

Uncorrectable or Disposable Material

Incorrect but correctable material

Good Material

Collection Information

Control of the Quality of the Information Collected

Control of the Number of Forms Collected

The Collection Itself

Distribution of the Material or Collection Instrument

The final part of the report is called the appendix and includes the most general tables, which clarify or compare any information.

Conclusions and recommendations, if and when required by the investigation.

Results in the form of tables and graphs with the analysis and comparisons obtained through the data.

The report includes a copy of the form used in the collection, still relating and justifying, in a very succinct form, the questions considered most important in the research.

Presentation of the adopted methodology, design and sample size. process of selection of the information and collection units.

Hypotheses to be tested

Research Objective

Problem Statement

PLANNING OR PREPARATION

Research Budget

Publication

Systematization

Field wor

Organization

Materials and Equipment

Contracting of Auxiliary Services

Form Printing

Plan Formulation

Consulting

Personnel Training

Propaganda Plan

Geographical Works

Preliminary Studies

Material

Instruments

Equipamiento

Printed

Individuals

Collective

Procedures

Utility

Simplicity

Clarity and Publicity

SOURCE OF INFORMATION

Indirect

Direct

Objective of the research

Limiting the object to be investigated

Determine the possibility of your research

Determine their quantitative and qualitative nature

Define the object or purpose of the research