Meta-analysis is a statistical technique used to combine the results of multiple studies, not a research method.

Performance analysis serves multiple purposes, including identifying areas for improvement, tracking progress, and motivating athletes.

Tactical data is not typically collected in sports research, as it is more focused on individual performance rather than team strategy.

Technology plays a crucial role in all aspects of sports research and performance analysis, from data collection to analysis and visualization.

Correlation analysis is not a statistical method, but rather a technique used to examine the relationship between two variables.

Qualitative and quantitative research differ in terms of data type, focus, and subjectivity.

A research hypothesis serves multiple purposes in sports research.

Injury reports are not typically considered performance analysis reports, as they focus on medical information rather than performance data.

Ethics play a crucial role in ensuring the responsible and ethical conduct of sports research and performance analysis.

Case studies are not typically considered a type of sports research design, as they focus on a single individual or case rather than a larger population.

A literature review serves multiple purposes in sports research.

Scatterplots are not typically used in sports research and performance analysis, as they are more commonly used in statistical analysis.

Feedback plays a crucial role in helping athletes understand their performance and improve.

Statistical analysis software is not typically considered performance analysis software, as it is more commonly used for data analysis in general.

The future of sports research and performance analysis is likely to involve a combination of these trends.