What is/how do I do a content analysis?
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It depends on what content you are analyzing.  Are you analyzing survey/questionnaire responses?
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It sounds as if you are referring to a more 'general' term of using "statistical analysis" to create reports.\n\nProvided you have collected data, there are certain 'queries' (usually done using something like SQL (Structured Query Language)) against a database containing that data that you can use, while applying certain criteria to filter and/or make calculations against that data.\n\nSome statistics used to create queries may start with questions like: "How many people purchased action video games between the months of june and august inclusive?"\n\nProvided that the database contains pieces of data such as the 'name', 'type' (action for example), 'price', 'number created' and 'number sold' for a number of games that a company produces, they could write a SQL query to determine how many were sold within those date ranges.\n\nThe results of those types of queries are reports; the query created from the 'statistical question' is the analysis.
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Is it grammar and syntax that concerns you, or content?
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On the Tools menu, click Data Analysis. \nIf Data Analysis is not available, load the Analysis ToolPak. this is done by clicking Add-Ins. \nIn the Add-Ins available list, select the Analysis ToolPak box, and then click OK. \nIf necessary, follow the instructions in the setup program.\nIn the Data Analysis dialog box, click the name of the analysis tool you want to use, then click OK. \nIn the dialog box for the tool you selected, set the analysis options you want. \nYou can use the Help button on the dialog box to get more information about the options.
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First, be sure to spell it correctly: questionnaire. Then figure out what you want to learn from the questionnaire and how you are going to distribute it and collect the answers. Then write the questions.
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If you can expand on your question, using the details section, then you may find that you get a proper response. I would like to help, but I do not know where to start.
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market research analysis is nothing but analyzing the data and finding out the outcome. We generally use SPSS, EXCEL and WINTEL for this purpose.\n\nIn MR you will have the data which gives some meaning so you need to analyze that to find out the result.
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I assume you are asking how to make a report based on a questionnaire you have conducted. Here we go:\n(it should be scientific if it is social science)\nAim: To determine (blah)\nMethod: List how many people you surveyed, the no. of questions, whether they were qualitative or quantitative etc.\nResults: get some charts and statistics happening.\nAnalysis: Misinterpret the result to make an amazing discovery.\nConclusion: You are the greatest social researcher in all history.
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unzip your pants and measure to your hearts content\nonly you have that answer
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This is off Virgina Tech's website:\n\nHow to Write Critiques\n\n   1. Introductions: discuss passage and author\n   2. Summarize author's purpose and main points\n   3. Analyze presentation for:\n          * accuracy\n          * significance\n          * fair interpretation\n          * careful definition of terms\n          * fair use of information\n          * logical arguments \n   4. Agree/Disagree with author's views\n   5. Support with reasons\n   6. Conclusion -- discuss overall validity
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The success of most human resource activities, be they selection, promotions, performance reviews, or training, typically rely on having a sound, well-written and complete job analysis and position description. A job analysis and position description provides a solid foundation from which these programs can be developed and evaluated. \nJob analysis is the process from which the basic tasks of the job are identified along with the knowledge, skills, abilities and characteristics required to do the job. Position descriptions describe the results of the job analysis in a clear, direct, and comprehensive format. \n\n•determining hiring criteria\n•defining new positions\n•communicating job responsibilities\n•identifying training content needs\n•restructuring jobs and businesses\n•determining appropriate measures for performance appraisals
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to analysis a story you do it in seperate paragraphs.\n\nyou analysis the characters first\n\nthen you analysis the setting\n\nyou analysis the theme \n\nyou analysis the autmosphere\n\nyou ananlysis the moral of the story \n\n\nthis is the most basic and fastest way to tell you how to do it
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choose a topic,\nsome study about it,\nwrite it down,\nand get some conclusion,\na summary,\nthat's it.
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yeah! wissam is right.  it depends entirely on your purpose... by analysis, we are trying to separate and study the individual parts in order to make conclusion about the whole thing.  and from my interpretation of your question, you mean vertical analysis.\n\nVertical analysis would mean analyzing each component of the income statement, from the revenues section up to the net income.  this would mean comparing the different income statement components with each other.  in this case, you might want to determine the gross profit ratio (Gross profit divided by sales), the operating profit ratio(operating profit divided by sales), the net profit ratio (net income divided by sales).\n\nUnless you want to conduct an audit, there is no need to prepare workpapers or review the G/L accounts.  but you may interview some people within the company to answer some questions such as why costs are so huge and sales are too low or way too high, this might help you with your analysis...
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A short analysis of a book, paper, or article. A kind of Brief outline of what the thing is about.
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Look up any information you can find on your project.  \nThen you should decide on questions that you would like to answer.\nDecide on your audience.\nAfter that you should put all your information and answer your  questions thoroughly.\nOrganize and write it.\nProofread and spell check.
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Do a google search for a specific short story + the word "analysis". That might yield something. Oh, do spend a minute reading it before turning it in, not all analysis are pure magic. Hint: change the name of the person who wrote it before handing it in.\n\nFinally, I don't have to write it, do I? You do learn ever so much more by actually reading a short story and doing the analysis yourself.\n\nIf you're just looking for examples of analysises for inspiration I do apologize for thinking you a cheat.