Primary Data
: Survey and Interview
Secondary Data
: Online newspaper articles
Primary Data:
Survey
: I surveyed a group of 30 students of North south university. The group
consisted of equal number of male and female respondents .My questionnaire included
total of 8 questions all related to my research topic. The primary data are presented in
the form of charts in percentage.
Interview:
I had a short interview session with Md. Shaphawat Hossain,
assistant student counselor of North South University. He clearly stated his opinion
about the ongoing selfies trend and its relationship with front-camera quality.
Secondary Data:
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Online Newspaper Articles:
I looked up for online reference material that are
related to my topic and used few of the online articles as my secondary data.
Data Presentation and Analysis
I have carried out a survey amongst 30 students with equal number of male and
female respondents. Through the research I got to know the relationship between front-
camera quality and selfies and its importance to people.
In my hypothesis I claimed that women buy smartphones considering its front-
camera quality. So, in order to test my claim I asked 15 men and 15 women whether
they purchase smartphones considering its front-camera quality or not.
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Yes
No
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Do you buy smartphones considering its front camera?
Men
Women
Figure 1: Percentage of respondent considering front-camera
In respond to my question, out of 30 respondents that said ‘Yes’ that they do
consider front-camera quality while choosing their phone the majority 70% of them were
women and only 30% of them were men. In contrast, from the 30 respondents that said
‘No’ that they don’t consider front-camera quality while choosing their phone the majority
90% were men and only 10% were women.
So, the majority of women considers the front-camera quality while purchasing
phone and in contrast majority of men do not care about front-camera quality while
making the purchase. Thus front-camera quality plays a major role especially for women
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while choosing their smartphones. So, this partially supports my hypothesis as my claim
proved to be correct.
As front-camera is mostly used to click selfies, so I really wanted to know the
relationship between front-camera quality and selfies, and therefore I asked the
respondents about their opinion whether good front-camera quality helps to click good
to selfies or not.
Figure 2: Percentage of people opinion about good front-camera and selfies.
In respond to the question the majority 53.33% strongly agreed that good front-
camera quality helps to click good selfies. Following that, 36.67% respondents agreed
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to it, 6.67% respondents said neutral and only 3.33% people disagreed, but none of the
respondents had not strongly disagreed with it.
