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    Assignment 2

    Submitted by: Rehan


    Sap Id: 70143501
    Discipline: Bs-OTT
    Semester: 3rd
    Subject: English
    Topic: How to analyze research data?
    Submitted to: Mam Mehak
    How to analyze research data?
    What Is Data Analysis?
    Data analysis inspects, cleans, transforms, and models data to extract insights and
    support decision-making. As a data analyst, your role involves dissecting vast
    datasets, unearthing hidden patterns, and translating numbers into actionable
    information.
    Why Is Data Analysis Important?
    Data analysis plays an important role in data-driven world. It helps organizations
    harness the power of data, enabling them to make decisions, optimize processes,
    and gain a competitive edge.
    Analyzing research data involves several steps to ensure accurate
    and meaningful findings.
    1. Familiarize yourself with the data:
    Review the research question, objectives, and methodology (e.g., surveys,
    experiments). Identify the variables measured, their scales, and any data collection
    instruments used.
    2. Clean and prepare the data:
    Check for missing data and also handle missing data appropriately. Transform
    variables if necessary (e.g., normalization, standardization).
    3. Explore and visualize the data:
    Use descriptive statistics (e.g., means, medians, modes etc.).Create visualizations
    to understand distributions and relationships.
    4. Check for assumptions:
    Verify assumptions for statistical tests (e.g., normality, equal variances).Check for
    outliers and influential data points.
    5. Apply statistical tests or models:
    Select appropriate tests or models based on research questions and data
    characteristics. Conduct hypothesis testing or confidence interval construction.
    Interpret results:
    6. Interpret results:
    Consider the significance level and effect sizes .Relate findings back to research
    questions and hypotheses.
    7. Draw conclusions and make recommendations:
    Summarize key findings and implications. Suggest avenues for future research.
    8. Report and present results:
    Use clear and concise language. Include visualizations and tables to support
    findings. Follow appropriate reporting guidelines.
    By following this framework, we will be well on our way to conducting a thorough
    and meaningful analysis of your research data.

    The End!

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