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ensures comparability of the data, increases speed and accuracy of recording, and facilitates data processing.
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a standardized questionnaire form
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also called a schedule, interview form, or measuring instrument. It is a formalized set of questions for obtaining information from respondents
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questionnaire
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typically a questionnaire is only one element of a data collection package that might also include
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fieldwork procedures (insrtructions for selecting, approaching and questioning respodnents), some reward, gift or payment offered to respodnents, and communication aids, such as maps, pictures, advertisements, prodcuts, and return envelopes
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any questionnaire has three specific objectives.
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First it must translate the information needed into a set of specific questions that respondents can and will answer. Second, a questionnaire must uplift, motivate, and encourage the respondent to become involved in the interview, to cooperate, and to complete the interview. Third, a questionaniare should minimize response error
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The great weaknesss of questionnaire design is lack of
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theory.
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questionnaire design is a skill acquired through experience making it an
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art not a science.
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What are the first three steps of questionnaire design?
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1, specifiy the information needed 2, specify the type of interviewing method 3, determine the content of individual queesitons.
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What are steps 4 through 6 of the questennaire design
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4, design the queswtions to overcome the respondents inability and unwillingness to answer 5, decide on the question structure 6, determine the question wording.
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what are steps 7 through 10 of the questionaire design?
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7, arrange the questions in proper order 8, identify the form and layout 9, reproduce the questionnaire, and 10 pretest the questionnaire.
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In personal interviews, respondents see the questionnaire and interact face to face with the interviewer. Thus, ------------ ---------- -----
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lengthy, complex, and varied questions can be asked.
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ensures comparability of the data, increases speed and accuracy of recording, and facilitates data processing.
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a standardized questionnaire form
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also called a schedule, interview form, or measuring instrument. It is a formalized set of questions for obtaining information from respondents
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questionnaire
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typically a questionnaire is only one element of a data collection package that might also include
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fieldwork procedures (insrtructions for selecting, approaching and questioning respodnents), some reward, gift or payment offered to respodnents, and communication aids, such as maps, pictures, advertisements, prodcuts, and return envelopes
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any questionnaire has three specific objectives.
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First it must translate the information needed into a set of specific questions that respondents can and will answer. Second, a questionnaire must uplift, motivate, and encourage the respondent to become involved in the interview, to cooperate, and to complete the interview. Third, a questionaniare should minimize response error
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The great weaknesss of questionnaire design is lack of
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theory.
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in personal interviews, respondents see the questionnaire and interact face to face with the interviewer. Thus, -------,-----,------ can be asked
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lengthy, complex, and varied qeustions
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in telephone inverviews, the respondents interact with the interviewer, but they do not see the questionnaire. this limits the type of questions that can be asked to
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short and simple ones
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mail questionnaires are self administered, so the questions must be
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simple and detailed instructions must be provided.
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in computer assisted invereiwing, complex skip patterns and randomization of questions eliminate
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order bias
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email questionaires have to be
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simpler
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