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What does methods of dispersion mean?
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How the data is around the mean
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Collectively called
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Methods of dispersion
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Required sample size
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Large to produce reliable answer
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Advantages of method
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Gives a good overall view of all data collected
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Disadvantages of method
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Can be misleading or ignore values
Standard deviation requires a formula that takes time
Geography Skills
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Decks in class (28)
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Features Of A Good Geographical Question/hypothesis6
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Possible Investigations That Can Take Place In Different Locations14
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Mean mode and median4
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Range, Interquartile Range And Standard Deviation5
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How were the investigations at Sabden Brook and Bury linked to wider geographical models?11
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Primary and secondary data6
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Sampling11
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Pilot studies8
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Questionnaires7
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Characteristics of an effective fieldwork plan3
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Methods in which data can be collected and recorded8
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Factors considered when selecting an appropiate presentation technique21
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Risk assessments8
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Charts to display data10
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Non spatial ways to display data5
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Isopleths and Choropleth maps9
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Symbols, flow lines and trip lines8
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Maps displaying info11
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Photos and field sketches2
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Bury:methods of presentation12
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Mann Whitney8
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Chi-squared8
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Spearman's rank8
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Nearest neighbour8
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Effective conclusions2
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Limitations to a study7
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Summary of main findings3
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How is GIS used when collecting and recording data?9
