The statement is true as data collection procedures include completion and reversal criteria, which provide systematic guidelines and conditions for data collection within research objectives.
The statement that data collection procedures may also include information about completion criteria and reversal criteria is true. When collecting data, it is essential to establish clear guidelines on when the data collection is considered complete. This may involve setting a predetermined number of responses, a specific timeframe, or reaching a saturation point in qualitative research data. Additionally, reversal criteria are conditions or factors that would cause researchers to reconsider or stop the data collection process. This could happen if the collected data reveals some unexpected result that necessitates reevaluation of the research parameters or if external factors considerably affect the research conditions. Both completion and reversal criteria help ensure that data collection is systematic and remains within the bounds of the research objectives.