How Do You Analyze Data In Research When Nothing Works? - Nerd-Out Wednesday Video
I talk about analyzing data in research. Specifically, I ask and explore how you would analyze data in research. This could be applied to both big data sets and small data sets.
1. The question you want to begin with is what is the research question. Understanding your research question is 80-90 percent of any problem. I would also spend a great deal of time thinking about whether this research question is important to address. From my experience, having the research question nailed down before hand can greatly expedite your research and analysis of data.
2. Then, you want to begin with the end in mind. What exactly do you want the analysis to look like? The best thing to do is often to look to see at other great analysis in other papers. I have to get a lot of inspiration by looking at people that I can tell a good story with data.
3. You want to sketch this out as an ideal picture on paper before you even go to the data. This will help you understand how to analyze data In research. You should also be aware that the most effective research papers always are the simplest, and the data that they present are quite straightforward.
4. Last, then you can go about gathering the data, and analyzing to try to match the ideal. You quickly find out that the ideal data picture doesn’t exist. But, that is “ok.” You are working with real empirical data. Then you explain why the data analysis doesn’t match up with the ideal picture.
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