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Cross-sectional
provides a glimpse of how respondents thinks, feels, or behaves at that particular time
Longitudinal survey design
seeks to gather data at multiple points in time
Trends
Cohert- responses from specific subgroups of a population are indentified and compared over time.

Panel Study - sample is drawn from a population and those same people are measured at multiple points in time
Structure of questionnaire?
1) Introduction
2) Body of questions
3) Demographic Information
4) Concluding Statement
Probing
Attempt to gain more information
Likert Scale
Strongly Dissagree to Strongly Agree
Semantic Differential Scale
Using paired adjective that are perceived to be oppistie

Good _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bad
Thurstone Scale
Measures feelgins or attitudes

Choose statement closest to your viewpoint.

I do not feel sad
I feel blue or sad
Arrangement of Questions: Tunnel Format
Questions seem to be similar in terms or bredth and depth
Arrangement of Questions: Funnel Format
Begins broad with open ended followed by narrow more closed end questions
Arrangement of Questions:
Inverted Funnel Format
Begins with closed ended questions and moves to more open ended questions
Common Problems in Questionnaire design
1) Biased Quesitons
2) Double Barreled Questions
3) Courtesy Bias
4) Normative Bias
5) Improper answer categories