AP Research

3. A type of data that is not numerical and often describes characteristics.
5. A unique series of numbers and letters assigned to every device connected to a computer network with the purpose of making an internet-connected device identifiable.
9. Statement or legal document where a company explains how a customer’s privacy and personal data will be handled.
12. The quality of being fair and following conduct.
14. The body of technologies, processes, and practices designed to protect networks, devices, programs, and data from attack, damage, or unauthorized access.
15. The group of participants taken and used from the population that should be representative of the population as a whole.
16. A prediction for a research study made before the research process was conducted.
17. Tech corporation famous for devices such as the iPhone,iPad, and Macbook.

1. A type of data collected in research that can be recorded as numbers or counts.
2. A shortcoming in research that influences the validity of a study’s conclusions or results.
4. Research method that combines quantitative and qualitative data.
6. The collection of information from a sample of people through their responses to questions.
7. A real-world effect of your argument.
8. Unanswered questions or problems in others' research.
10. The moral rules researchers must follow to protect the safety of participants.
11. Tables that help organize qualitative data.
13. The study of documents or other forms of text to determine the presence of certain words, themes, or concepts.