Secondary Qualitative Data Collection – Key Insights for Researchers.pdf

This PDF offers an in-depth overview of secondary qualitative data collection, including types, sources, and evaluation tips. Perfect for students, researchers, and professionals aiming for high-quality, cost-effective research.

1. Secondary
Qualitative Data
Collection
Secondary data are already
collected and available from other
sources
Presented by Statswork

2. What is
Secondary Data?
Data collected previously and available for
reuse.
Cheaper and faster than primary data.
Requires checking validity and reliability
(Creswell, 2003).

3. Documentary &
Survey-Based Data
Documentary: Written (reports, letters) or
non-written (videos, images).
Survey-based: Data from censuses,
continuous, or ad hoc surveys.

4. Multiple Sources &
Key Sources
Multiple-source: Combination of
documentary and survey data.
Government reports
International firms
Journals and books
University publications

5. Advantages &
Disadvantages
Advantages: Low cost, durable,
supports comparisons.
Disadvantages: May not fit objectives,
limited access, unknown quality.

6. Statswork’s
Approach
Before using secondary data, we
ensure:
Data reliability
Accuracy and quality
Suitability for research goals

7. Email
[email protected]
Social Media
www.statswork.com
Phone
[phone]
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