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The Research Process - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Face
        
        The extent to which a measure makes sense
      - Criterion / Predictive
        
        The extent to which a measure relates to another more direct measure of the same concept
      - Construct
        
        The extent to which a measure corresponds to which a measure corresponds to other variables that are related to the underlying construct
      - Content
        
        The extent to which a measure includes all dimensions of the concept.
  - - - Variable values and codes are used to distinguish different categories of a characteristic.
      - Values are classified in categories
    - - Variables values distinguish different categories can be ordered or ranked.
      - Values are ranked or ordered
    - - Distinguish different categories that can be ranked and values have equal distances, however there is no meaningful zero value.
      - Meaningful and equal intervals B/W values.
    - - Meet the requirement for an interval level variable and there is a true zero point.
      - Meaningful zero point and ratios B/W values
- - - - collecting information for a study through a sample of individuals that responds to questionaries or similar forms.
    - - Is the process of being involved or completely immersing yourself into the study.
    - - Studies that involve research from collected information from participants behavior or actions.
    - - Examination of specific cases in real world context.
- - - - can be placed into distinct groups according to characteristics or attributes.
        
        Ordinal
        
        Nominl
    - - Are numerical in nature and can be ordered or ranked
        
        Continuous
        
        Discreet
  - - - Least precise
    - - More precise
    - - Even more precise
    - - Most Precise
- - - - Turning concepts into observable and measurable experiments or studies.
    - - Expectations on the study or experiment that help an individual make decisions by inferring what will happen at the end of said study or experiment.
    - - Propose the objectives for your study and what you ultimately want to achieve by then end.
  - - - What?
      - Why?
      - How?
      - Are / is ?