Population - The group from whom respondents are selected, Data analysis - The way we view and evaluate the data we have collected to generate some kind of conclusion, Non-probability - Sampling methods in which selection is controlled by the researcher., Ethical issues - The ways in which you will protect the rights and safety of your respondents and ensure the honesty of your research., Respondents - The people who participate in your research., Probability - Sampling methods which try to ensure that each member of the population has the same chance of being selected., Interpretivism - Believes society is not objective but rather is a series on interconnected relationships which it seeks to describe -qualitative in nature, Positivism - Believes society is objective who look for patterns and trends -quantitative in nature, Research Tool - The method used to gather data for example: - questionnaire, interview, Research design - Includes research methodologies, tools, and techniques to conduct the research,

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