When analysing the data received, over half (63.16%) of participants within my survey were female; making the female opinion dominant within the survey as a whole. However, seeing as the range of participants is quite small, this shouldn't massively affect the overall outcome of the survey (only 5 more females than males). This statistic was of great use to my group as we are now aware that the data we received was not solely opinions belonging to one gender, but that of both.
Monday, 3 November 2014
Survey
To contribute to my groups element of research within our coursework I decided to create a survey using www.surveymonkey.com; I began by asking some basic questions such as "are you male or female?" to gain an idea on what type of audience which will be partaking in the completion of my survey, therefore giving me an insight on whether or not the overall results I receive will be biased based on gender.
When analysing the data received, over half (63.16%) of participants within my survey were female; making the female opinion dominant within the survey as a whole. However, seeing as the range of participants is quite small, this shouldn't massively affect the overall outcome of the survey (only 5 more females than males). This statistic was of great use to my group as we are now aware that the data we received was not solely opinions belonging to one gender, but that of both.
When analysing the data received, over half (63.16%) of participants within my survey were female; making the female opinion dominant within the survey as a whole. However, seeing as the range of participants is quite small, this shouldn't massively affect the overall outcome of the survey (only 5 more females than males). This statistic was of great use to my group as we are now aware that the data we received was not solely opinions belonging to one gender, but that of both.
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