Chapter 7 Survey Research Flashcards

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Mailed survey, group survey, Phone survey, In-person interview, and Electronic survey

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5 Survey Designs

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Common in survey research, respondents are more likely to answer, easy to process and statistically analyze, information is surface-level, may obscure what people really think if the response options don’t reflect the true range of choices

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Closed ended questions

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questions that ask more than one question at the same time (ex: have you ever used cocaine or know anyone that has used cocaine?)

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Double barreled question

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a question that contains 2 negatives which makes it hard to interpret (never, nothing, no one, cannot)

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Double negative question

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5
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The range of choices should cover all possible options

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Exhaustive responses

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established whether upcoming questions apply to the respondent

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Filter questions

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floaters are people who provide an opinion on a topic they know nothing about

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Floating

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Can be constructed by combining the answers to multiple questions into 1 composite measure because we want as much information as possible

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Index (or scale)

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survey responses that indicate the extent to which the person agrees or disagrees with a statement

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Likert-type questions

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surveys that are conducted using more than 1 method, allows the strengths of 1 survey design to compensate for the weaknesses of another

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Mixed-mode surveys

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a survey that covers a range of topics of interest to different social scientists

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Omnibus survey

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used when there’s very little information on that topic, can provide a ton of information but are hard to statistically analyze, facilitates more detailed answers, can lessen confusion about the meaning of responses with complex concepts or when multiple answers might apply

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Open-ended questions

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13
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the severe instrument containing the questions for a self-administered survey

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Questionnaire

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involves a collection of information from a sample of individuals through their responses to questions

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involves a collection of information from a sample of individuals through their responses to questions

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