Possibilities and Potentialities of Coalescing Processed Produced Survey data and Elicited data in Sociology of Deviance

Processed produced data has always been criticized for its limitations and inability to address certain kinds of research questions because it is not purposes. Process such as administrative collected by government ministries organizations, constitute an important source that can be useful in research, yet often sufficient alone answer different questions, especially when they are used isolation. Whilst these evident indisputable, equally clear effectively harnessed specific types this paper offers example the usefulness process studying juvenile delinquency. This intends use Botswana Youth Risk Behavioral Biological Surveillance Survey (BYRBBSS II) Ministry Basic Education a form set, analyze factors associated with delinquency Botswana. report provides basis from which launch study, cannot other uniquely qualitative would require thorough descriptions juveniles involved acts deviance. paper, therefore, uses argument starting point explore possibilities potentialities combining elicited data, ultimate aim being demonstrate how doing so more satisficing results. Mixing Produced Data Research Elicited (interviews) methodological approach extensively applied context Botswana, therefore will open discussions on conducting manner, where sets publicly accessible available.