happiness 15 marker Flashcards

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what is the definition of a closed question?

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questions which can only be answered by selecting from a fixed number of responses which are usually multiple choice

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what are 2 examples of closed questions?

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1) are you happy? 0 yes 0 no
2) can money buy happiness? 0 yes 0 no

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what is a strength of closed questions in this study?

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As the closed questions asked about happiness produce quantitative data comparisons between participants and their happiness are easier to draw

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what is my practical?

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in my own practical work i used open questions on a questionnaire regarding obedience and authority figures and this produced qualitative data which made analysis a lot harder and comparisons harder to draw

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what is the definition of open questions?

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questions which do not have fixed responses so that the participants can answer in any way that they want

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what are two examples of open questions?

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1) what makes you happy?
2) what affects your levels of happiness?

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what is a strength of open questions in this study?

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A strength of open questions is that you can obtain lots of in-depth details on what affects people’s happiness

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what is my practice?

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In my own investigation about obedience and authority figures I used closed questions on a questionnaire and this meant that participants could not expand on their answers as they are restricted by the options making any results I found invalid

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what is the definition of a likert scale?

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A scale that usually ranges from 1-5 that is used to measure opinions, behaviours, or attitudes

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What is the definition of a semantic differential scale?

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A scale with opposites on either end (usually having the negative on the left and positive on the right)

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what is an example of a likert scale in this study?

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“On a scale of 1-5 how happy are you”
1….2…..3…..4…..5
not happy……very happy

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what is an example of a semantic differential scale in this study?

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“On a scale from sad to happy where would you rank you’re self”
0 sad 0 not happy 0 moderately happy 0 happy 0 very happy

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what is a strength of using a likert scale?

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they are a lot easier to construct and analyse when referring to someone’s happiness

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what is your practicle?

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I conducted an experiment regarding obedience and authority fighters and used a semantic differential scale and found that the different categories were too subjective to be properly analysed and compared

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15
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What self-report method would you use?

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Questionnaire

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how would your questionnaire be formatted and what is a strength of this?

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An electronic method as it saves both time and money compared to paper

17
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where will your questionnaire take place?

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At the participants home/ their natural environment to remove any demand characteristics

18
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how would the participants submit their questionnaire?

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By emailing me back

19
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what are specifics to remember?

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  • draw out the scales
  • right out the boxes for the closed questions
  • CONTEXT EVERYWHERE ALWAYS