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Self Report
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A level Psychology Mind Map on Self Report, created by Matthew Taylor on 23/09/2016.
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Self Report
Rating Scales
Likert Scales: Rating agreement with a statement from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree)
Sematic Deferential Scales: Like a Likert scale, but words are polar opposites
Open and Closed Questions
Open Questions: Provide written answers (qualitative data) - Often used in interviews
Closed Questions: Provide a limited choice eg. Yes/No
Types Of Data
Quantitative Data: Numerical data such as scores or lengths
Qualitative Data: Verbal or written data such as descriptions
Structured Vs Unstructured Questions
Structured: Questions are precise and planned in advance - Often produce quantitative statistical data using closed questions
Unstructured: Use open questions to provide more detailed qualitative answers
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