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Survey

Set of questions given to people to assess people thoughts and opinions.

Scope

Limited or global in nature

How to check if it is biased

Survey procedures

Sampling types

Probability sampling


Non- Probability sampling

Probability sampling

Entire population known


Each individual have equal chance


Non-probability sampling

Entire population not known


Selection based on common sens


Ease to overcome bias

Questions

To assess people thoughts feelings or opinions

Open ended

Simply introduces the topic and allow participants to respond in their own way

Closed ended

Allow participants with limited number of response alternatives

What are guidelines for good survey

Mail survey

Easy and convenient method but there may be problem with response rate

Advantages

Quick response


Less bias


Can deal with personal and embarrassing topic

Disadvantages

Low response rate


Respondents may not ask questions


Less control over response rate.

How to improve response rate in mail survey

Telephone survey

To contact individual through phone


Randomly dialed number

Advantages of telephone surveys

Can be conducted from home


Large no of people can be surveyed of content is short


Can access to dangerous neighborhood

Disadvantages of phone surveys

Time consuming


Costly


May not have representative population


Respondents bias can occur


Respondents may not take it seriously

How to improve response rate in telephone surveys

Personal interviews

Collecting information by administring a survey in person to single participant

Key informants

Specially selected individual s


Unique perspective


Unique access to information


Advantages of personal interviews

Costly


More control of researcher


In depth information


Can gather information from those who cannot read and write


Control order of questions


Ensure all respondents complete questions in same order

How interviewer bias can occur

When responses recorded inaccurately


When interviewer guide individual respnses

Disadvantages

Leading questions

Internet surveys

Advantages disadvantages of internet surveys

What are different research design

Cross sectional designs


Longitudinal designs

Cross sectional designs

One or more independent samples drawn from population

How corssesctional define characterists of population

Difference between two or more populations

Correlation findings from crossectional design how 8t help researcher

To make predictions