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Questionnaires
- Definition
- Is an investigative tool consisting of a series
of questions and prompts for the purpose of
eliciting information from respondents, it can
often provide an inexpensive and effective
way to Collect data in a structured and
manageable way.
- Is an investigative tool consisting of a series
of questions and prompts for the purpose of
eliciting information from respondents, it can
often provide an inexpensive and effective
way to Collect data in a structured and
manageable way.
- Types
- Home abandonment survey
- It is a hybrid of the mail survey and
group management. Using this approach,
the researcher delivers the questionnaire
in hand to a member of an identified
household for pick up at a later date
- Among the advantages of this approach is
- delivery and after collection provides the
opportunity for those completing the
instrument to clarify the questions posed with
the researcher.
- delivery and after collection provides the
opportunity for those completing the
instrument to clarify the questions posed with
the researcher.
- Among the advantages of this approach is
- It is a hybrid of the mail survey and
group management. Using this approach,
the researcher delivers the questionnaire
in hand to a member of an identified
household for pick up at a later date
- The mail survey
- This instrument is intended for respondents
and delivered by post, and can be an
efficient way of collecting large amounts of
data.
- The problem is
- it is considered impersonal and
may suffer low rates response.
- it is considered impersonal and
may suffer low rates response.
- The problem is
- This instrument is intended for respondents
and delivered by post, and can be an
efficient way of collecting large amounts of
data.
- The group administered questionnaire
- It is a useful tool for collecting
data from a sample of
respondents who can naturally be
brought together for this purpose.
- An advantage of this is that
- Rates of responses using
group-administered questionnaires may be
higher than those of mail surveys
- Rates of responses using
group-administered questionnaires may be
higher than those of mail surveys
- An advantage of this is that
- It is a useful tool for collecting
data from a sample of
respondents who can naturally be
brought together for this purpose.
- Home abandonment survey
- Ussues
- lack of sincerity
- Respondents may not be 100% truthful in their responses.
This can occur for a variety of reasons, including social
desirability bias and the desire to protect privacy.
- Respondents may not be 100% truthful in their responses.
This can occur for a variety of reasons, including social
desirability bias and the desire to protect privacy.
- Lack of thoughtful answers
- Every administrator expects conscientious
answers, but there is no way to know if the
respondent has thought about the question
before answering.
- Every administrator expects conscientious
answers, but there is no way to know if the
respondent has thought about the question
before answering.
- Differences in understanding and interpretation
- The problem with not asking users
face-to-face is that they can be
interpreted differently.
- The problem with not asking users
face-to-face is that they can be
interpreted differently.
- Some questions are difficult to analyze
- Open questions have individualized
responses that cannot be quantified
and must be analyzed by one person.
- Open questions have individualized
responses that cannot be quantified
and must be analyzed by one person.
- Skipped questions
- With quizzes, some questions may be
skipped. If there are no compulsory
questions, there is a risk that some
questions will not be answered.
- With quizzes, some questions may be
skipped. If there are no compulsory
questions, there is a risk that some
questions will not be answered.
- lack of sincerity
- Limitations
- trick questions
- When you know your
research topic and its
problems, it can be difficult
to avoid trick questions
- When you know your
research topic and its
problems, it can be difficult
to avoid trick questions
- irritating questions
- Respondents may find it
irritating to be asked to
indicate their age.
- Respondents may find it
irritating to be asked to
indicate their age.
- Ambiguous or unclear questions
- Try to be as clear as
possible when wording your
question.
- Try to be as clear as
possible when wording your
question.
- too many open questions
- Quizzes, for the most part,
should be used for focused
and direct questions.
- Quizzes, for the most part,
should be used for focused
and direct questions.
- complicated questions
- Your questionnaire may seek to collect a
large amount of information, but it would
be It is a mistake to think that complex
questions will garner a greater amount of
information.
- Your questionnaire may seek to collect a
large amount of information, but it would
be It is a mistake to think that complex
questions will garner a greater amount of
information.
- trick questions
- Uses
- are used to
evaluate products
or services.
- It is used as a research
tool, to collect information
in a relatively short time
- analyzes a series
of data from a
sample of cases
- are used to
evaluate products
or services.
- Data Analysis
- Most questionnaires require respondents to record
responses to questions by checking boxes, providing
responses by written according to the type of question.
The responses or responses are coded by the researcher
or those responsible for developing the questionnaire.
This allows questionnaire data to be collected quickly and
then presented in a more useful form for further analysis.
- Coding in this way makes data analysis
much easier for the user. investigator.
- A large amount of questionnaire data can be
quickly analyzed and reported using this
approach
- A large amount of questionnaire data can be
quickly analyzed and reported using this
approach
- Coding in this way makes data analysis
much easier for the user. investigator.
- Most questionnaires require respondents to record
responses to questions by checking boxes, providing
responses by written according to the type of question.
The responses or responses are coded by the researcher
or those responsible for developing the questionnaire.
This allows questionnaire data to be collected quickly and
then presented in a more useful form for further analysis.
- Created by Abilene Sotelo Barrera
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