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What is data?
Think about examples like temperature readings or distances.
Give one example of primary data.
Consider something you observed directly.
What is the definition of data?
Think about the difference between statistics and information.
Is primary data collected from existing sources?
Recall what primary means in research.
Design a small survey aimed at gathering primary data on local environmental conditions. Determine what types of questions you would ask.
Focus on questions that elicit observational data.
Critique a dataset of population statistics by highlighting potential biases or fallacies that may be present if only average figures are reported.
Consider regional differences and variability in populations.
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