ARAŞTIRMA VE İSTATİSTİK

Year 1999, , 71 - 74, 10.06.1999

Rauf Nişel

https://doi.org/10.14783/maruoneri.685194

Abstract

A research is defined as a formalized means of obtaining information to be used in identifying certain characteristics of a target population of our interest and / or determining their relationship with factors assumed to affect them by a statistical process. A statistical process involves in specifying objectives of the research, determination of research design, data collection, analysis and finally interpretation of the results.

Keywords

araştırma, istatistik

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