5. Identify TWO reasons for a route map in a field study
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Explanation:
- To show the direction to be followed during the field study.
- To assist in estimating the time required for the study.
- To help in deciding the technique of data collection.
- To help in estimation of distances to be covered during the study.
- To help in drawing up a work schedule
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Two reasons for a route map in a field study;
1. A route map is beneficial in time-bound field studies.
- Filed studies are not carried out inside a laboratory or class.
- It requires traveling to various locations based on the study requirement.
- Since so much work has to be done within the provided time frame.
- Having a route map could make travel and work easier and more productive.
2. A route map can help cut down the expenses of a field study.
- Field studies involve the collection of so much data and could be very expensive.
- It is carried out in different settings and natural environments.
- At times, a majority of the collected data ends up being of no use due to mistakes made in locating the field.
- A route map can help avoid making such mistakes to a large extent.
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