Method of Data Collection. Specific methods for collection of evaluation data may include, but are not necessarily limited to 1) Observation
Method of Data Collection. Analysis This study employed documentary method of data collection. Contents of documentary materials related to the subject matter such as newspapers, published articles and so on were examined. In addition, this work utilized content analysis as the method of data analysis. This method helped in making replicable and valid inferences by interpreting textual materials and systematically evaluating them. The meaning were extracted and based on logical chain of evidence, inferences were drawn upon and conclusion made.
Method of Data Collection. A letter of introduction (Appendix A) was presented to the head of department of the facilities to allow entry for data collection. Two trained research assistants were involved to explain to the respondents' detail of what the research is meant and the questions involved in the data collection from the respondent during family planning visit. Completed copies of the questionnaire were collected at the spot. Method of Data Analysis Data collected were analyzed using descriptive statistics of percentage and mean to answer the Results research questions. Thus, any mean score above the criterion mean of 3.00 was to be agreed and below it was disagreed. Ethical Consideration The researchers made sure that the respondents were duly informed about the research work and its purpose. A letter of introduction was given to the researcher by the supervisor to avoid distrust by the populations or respondents and this facilitated the collection. Finally, oral consent was gotten from the study population or respondents and filling of the questionnaires was completely voluntary. Table 1: mean responses on the reasons for the choice of contraception S/N Items Strongly Agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Disagree Mean Decision 1 Advantage of prevention of STDS 158 64 0 16 8 4.41 Agreed 2 Easy accessibility 31 198 12 3 2 4.02 Agreed 3 Scarcity of side effects 167 48 0 23 8 4.39 Agreed 4 Convenience 206 35 0 5 0 4.79 Agreed 5 Plentiful efficiency 12 38 0 164 32 2.32 Disagreed 6 Long-lasting effects 63 56 123 4 0 3.72 Agreed 7 A planned birth 162 80 1 4 1 3.92 Agreed 8 The beginning of a sexual relationship 191 39 0 15 1 4.64 Agreed 9 Family considered complete 196 46 0 4 0 4.76 Agreed
Method of Data Collection. The thesis primarily involves review the IRC and CSA court cases. As a result, the majority of the data collected in this thesis are secondary data, which are data that have been collected and recorded beforehand. Some of the advantages and disadvantages associated with secondary data include (Xxxxxxxx, 2018): Advantages - Readily available - Cost and time effective - Each observation (court case) contains both in-depth and broad information regarding the taxpayer’s operations, allowing for effective analysis with sufficient context information. - The information collected often has a high level of expertise and professionalism when collected from trusted sources. Disadvantages - The data is not tailored to thesis specific research questions. - No control over the quality of the data collection and recording process.
