Match the column

Match List I with List II

Codes

Correct option is D

The correct matching of the research types with their characteristics is as follows:
· Cohort analysis (A)-(I): This involves studying a specific population as it changes over time.
· Cultivation analysis (B)-(III): This focuses on the analysis of perceptions of the social world, often examining media influence on societal views.
· Factor analysis (C)-(IV): A multivariate statistical method used for data reduction by identifying underlying variables or factors.
· Canonical analysis (D)-(II): A statistical technique for simultaneously analyzing two or more data tables.
Information Booster: 1. Cohort analysis: Tracks a specific group (cohort) over time to observe changes or developments.
2. Cultivation analysis: Often used in media studies to explore how long-term exposure to media content shapes individuals' perceptions of reality.
3. Factor analysis: Reduces a large number of variables into fewer factors, simplifying data while retaining important information.
4. Canonical analysis: Used to understand the relationship between two or more sets of variables simultaneously.