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What is a key requirement for building a good questionnaire?
To do a pre-test.
What should be avoided when constructing a questionnaire regarding personal details?
Asking for the name and surname of the interviewed.
What is the best way to collect data on sensitive subjects?
Using an online interview by questionnaire.
What is essential for ensuring reliable data in a questionnaire?
Testing the questionnaire with a selected sample.
Why is anonymity important in surveys on sensitive topics?
It encourages more honest responses.
What does a questionnaire typically include?
A section on the individual characteristics of the interviewed.
Where should the respondent write their name in a questionnaire?
Typically, nowhere.
How many rows would an Excel matrix have if 3 out of 100 individuals did not answer a questionnaire?
97 rows.
Where should the 'other' mode fit into the questionnaire?
At the end of a series of closed modes.
What type of question can lead respondents to a particular answer?
Leading question.
What is not strictly required before designing a questionnaire?
The consent of the privacy.
What do open-ended questions provide in a questionnaire?
Valuable insights.
What is the main aim of a pilot survey?
To finalize the protocol and resolve and remaining problems
What is a major strength of Google Forms for data collection?
Ease of Use.
What is a significant weakness of Google Forms?
Limited customization and analysis features.
What does a pivot table represent?
Aggregations of groups of individual values.
What influences the data collection process in a questionnaire?
Knowledge of the chosen data collection method.
Which option is typically not included in a well-designed questionnaire?
The name and surname of the interviewed.
What's a potential drawback of having too many open-ended questions?
It can be time-consuming for respondents.
In which part of the questionnaire do identifying details typically go?
They are generally avoided for anonymity.
What is the importance of privacy consent in surveys?
It ensures respondents’ data is handled confidentially.
What is primarily tested in a pilot survey?
The questionnaire design.
What could happen if too many open-ended questions are included?
Responses may lack consistency.
What is the typical structure of an Excel collection matrix?
Rows for respondents and columns for questions.
What is a necessary component for testing a questionnaire?
A representative sample of the target population.
Why might researchers choose online interviews for sensitive topics?
To provide anonymity and encourage honest responses.
What helps in ensuring the clarity of questions in a questionnaire?
Doing a pre-test.
How should respondents generally feel about disclosing personal information in surveys?
They should feel secure and anonymous.
What is a common aim of pre-tests in surveys?
To identify and resolve unclear questions.
What type of analysis is likely made easier by closed questions in a survey?
Quantitative analysis.
How many individuals participated in the survey mentioned earlier?
100 individuals.
What do respondents usually prefer when answering surveys?
To remain anonymous.