Research and analysis

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Across
  1. 2. The process of breaking information down and examining relationships, causes, effects and implications
  2. 4. The systematic process of collecting and examining information to answer a question
  3. 6. A statement or position that someone puts forward and attempts to support
  4. 10. The reason something happens or what produces an event or situation
  5. 11. Information used to support or challenge a claim
  6. 13. A focused question that guides an investigation into an issue
  7. 14. A personal judgement that may not be supported by sufficient evidence
Down
  1. 1. A person, group or organisation affected by an issue or able to influence it
  2. 3. Information obtained from existing sources such as books, reports, websites or academic studies
  3. 5. An unfair preference or influence that can affect how information is presented or judged
  4. 6. The result or impact that follows from an event or decision
  5. 7. Information collected directly by the researcher, for example through interviews or questionnaires
  6. 8. A particular way of seeing or understanding an issue
  7. 9. A reason someone may favour a particular outcome because they could benefit from it
  8. 12. A possible step or measure that could be taken to address an issue