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How Do We Ensure Data Quality?
Ensuring data quality is critical for accurate results. This involves:
Standardization:
Using uniform definitions and methods for data collection.
Validation:
Checking the data for accuracy and completeness.
Replication:
Conducting repeated studies to confirm findings.
Peer Review:
Subjecting research findings to scrutiny by experts in the field.
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