Collecting Market Data

Nov 17, 2012

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6 Steps. Define Compensation Philosophy and Market Pricing StrategiesSelect and Review Survey SourcesMatch Jobs to Survey SourcesInterpret Published DataDetermine Market RatesMake Policy and Program Decisions. Compensation Philosophy. Base Compensation or Total Compensation?How do you define y

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Collecting Market Data

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. Testing (standardized & researcher-developed) Interviewing Observing Reviewing Documents. Testing. Measures perfor-mance against predetermined standards Standardized Researcher-developed. Developed to account for vast variety of individual differences across groups

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Collecting Data: Experiments

STAT 101 Dr. Kari Lock Morgan. Collecting Data: Experiments. SECTION 1.3 Association versus Causation Confounding Variables Observational Studies vs Experiments Randomized Experiments. Announcements.

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. Part of the Scientific Process of Inquiry. Organizing & Interpreting Data. Before conducting an investigation, it is important to learn how to organize the data you have collected. After you have organized the data, you need to make sense of what you have observed.

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. Observational Study. In an observational study researchers don’t assign choices, they simply observe them. Observational studies are valuable for discovering trends and possible relationships .

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Collecting data

Collecting data. Chapter 5. Craig A. Mertler SAGE Publications, 2014. Action Research: Improving Schools and Empowering Educators (4/e). Qualitative Data Collection Techniques. Qualitative data are narrative Variety of techniques:

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Collecting Data

Tools of the Trade. Collecting Data. There are a number of ways that information about your woodlot can be collected. Valuable insight can be gained by looking at maps or aerial photos, while other data must be gathered by walking through the property. This activity is called cruising .

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Collecting Data: Sampling

STAT 101 Dr. Kari Lock Morgan 8/30/12. Collecting Data: Sampling. SECTION 1.2 Sample versus Population Statistical Inference Sampling Bias Simple Random Sample Other Sources of Bias. Sample versus Population. A population includes all individuals or objects of interest.

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Data Collecting

Chapter 6. Data Collecting. Chapter 6 Data Collecting. In this chapter, we focus on 3 parts:. 1. Process of data collecting 2. Source of data collecting 3. Methods of data collecting . Chapter 6 Data Collecting. 1 Process of data collecting. Chapter 6 Data Collecting.

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. Survey - questionnaires Experiment Case study Observation Interviews & Focus Groups Use secondary data. Secondary Data Collection. Good for historical/longitudinal research Often used in accountancy and financial research May have depth limitations

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. Overview. Approval (IRB) Prepare (protocol, practice) Recruit (getting subjects) Conduct (forms, practice). Approval (IRB). First, general rules and commonalities between universities (Belmont Report) (APA Ethics code - http://www.apa.org/ethics/homepage.html)

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. The meaning of statistics. Statistics is a way to answer questions using information. The information has to be observed or collected, ordered, represented and then analysed.

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. Chapter 1 Lesson 6. Think about it…. Is there anything you would like to ask the rest of the eighth-graders at Indian Crest in a survey?

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Collecting Assessment Data

John Beidler University of Scranton Scranton, PA 18510 beidler@cs.uofs.edu http://www.cs.uofs.edu/~beidler. Nicholas DeLillo Manhattan College Bronx, NY 10471 ndelillo@manhattan.edu. Collecting Assessment Data. Collecting Assessment Data (Sources). Students Recent Graduates Alumni

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. Name Number of Siblings Preferred Football Team Star Sign Hand Span. Univariate Data. Categorical: a category is recorded when the data is collected. Examples of categorical data include gender, nationality, occupation.

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Collecting Quantitative Data

Collecting Quantitative Data. Creswell Chapter 6. Who Will You Study?. Identify unit of analysis Specify population Describe sampling approach Class = convenience sample Describe relevant characteristics. Permissions. IRB – VSU and administrator Student assent Parent consent

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Data Handling Collecting Data

Data Handling Collecting Data. Learning Outcomes Understand terms: sample, population, discrete, continuous and variable

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Collecting Data

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Collecting Market Data

Collecting Market Data. Presented to NPELRA April 15, 2002 Bruce G. Lawson, CCP Fox Lawson & Associates LLC (602) 840-1070. 6 Steps. Define Compensation Philosophy and Market Pricing Strategies Select and Review Survey Sources Match Jobs to Survey Sources Interpret Published Data

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. Understanding Random Sampling. Objectives:. To develop the basic properties of collecting an unbiased sample. To learn to recognize flaws in biased sampling. Intro…. Do you know what it means when something occurs randomly ? Randomly select a number

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Collecting Data

Collecting Data. It all has to “measure up”. Qualitative Data information that can’t be expressed in numbers. Observations of Pripyat. Record 5 qualitative observations on this picture. Example: The grass is dead (but you can’t use this!!!). Make 2 more qualitative observations….

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Collecting Secondary Data

Collecting Secondary Data. Chapter 4. Primary v. Secondary Research. Primary Data Advantages Disadvantages Secondary Data Advantages Disadvantages. Objectives for Marketing Research. Fact Finding Identification of Consumer Behavior for a Product Category Trend analysis Market tracking

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