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what are the two types of questions that can be asked in a questionnaire

open question

closed question

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what is an open question

Qs where there is no fixed choice of response

respondents can answer in any way they wish

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what is a closed question ?

questions which there is a fixed choice of response determined by the question setter

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what is a likert scale ?

this is one in which respondents indicate their agreement or otherwise with a statement using a scale of usually 5 points What Is a Likert Scale? [Examples & Templates]

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what is a rating scale ?

a rating scale works by identifying a value that represents their strength of feeling about a particular topic

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what is a fixed choice question ?

option of items included in a list respondents are required to indicate those that apply to them

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what are the most important aspects of designing an interview

interview schedule - list of questions that the interviewer intends to cover

standardised questions to reduce researcher bias

take notes throughout the interview / record to analyse later

usually involve ac single Ps and an interviewer / a group interviews - used more in clinical settings

one-to-one interviews should be in a quiet setting away from people= increase likelihood they will open up

begin interview with neutral questions - make interviewee feel relaxed + establishing a rapport

answers treated with the strictest confidence + should be reminded

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what is jargon ?

this refers to the technical terms that are only familiar to those within a specialised field or area

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why is it important to use jargon in questions

the participants may not understand the question being asked which could cause them to answer th question incorrectly

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why is using an emotive language an issue with good questions

this is because it will give a clue towards the researchers attitude towards the particular topic because of the way the question is phrased

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leading questions

these guides the the respondents answer towards a particular answer

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double barrelled negative ?

question that contain questions in one

the issue being that respondents may agree with one half of the equation and not the other

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what is a pilot study

this is when before a study begins there is a small scale production of the experiment to make sure all aspects of the study work together