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how data is collected in a questionnaire?
data is collected through the use of written questions
what are the criteria of good questiosn
clarity, bias, analysis
why clarity is important?
Clarity -> reader needs to understand what is being asked, operationalisation of terms reduces ambiguity (use common language instead of scientific)
why bias is important
leading participants to answer one way reduces validity, respond to social desirability bias
why analysis is important?
questions designed for easy data to collect. Closed/open questions need to be summarised (open ended questions)
what are open questions?
qualitaative infinite number of responses
what are the advantages of open questions?
detail new ideas
what are the disadvantages of open questions?
difficult to summarise and find patterns
difficult to analyse
what are closed questions?
quantitative limited range of answers
what are the advantages of closed questions?
quantitative data -> easy to analyse
what are the disadvantages of closed questions?
Responders are forced to select answers, not representative
how to design a good questionnaire?
Filler questions -> so can't guess aims and no demand characteristics
Sequence -> start with easy questions/less anxiety
Piloting -> flawed questions cab be amended
what are the advantages of questionnaires
Can be easily repeated
Cheap
Large number of responses quickly
what are disadvantages of questionnaires
Sample may be bias, helpful people return