Preparing Research Instrument (Survey Questionnaire)

Question 1

Some researchers use questionnaire method to collect the required data from respondents in a standardized way.

T or F

Answer 1

T

Question 2

advantages of using a questionnaire are as follows:

It allows to obtain accurate information

Answer 2

T

Question 3

advantages of using a questionnaire are as follows

A cost-effective and reliable means of gathering feedback

Question 4

advantages of using a questionnaire are as follows:

A survey questionnaire can provide accurate and relevant data through thoughtful design, testing, and detailed administration (McClelland, 1994).

Question 5

Questions asked will only require a simple “yes” or “no” answer or an “agree” or “disagree” response. However, this type of questions must be combined with other types since they may not give the researchers the best kind of data to be analyzed.

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DICHOTOMOUS QUESTIONS

Question 6

These questions provide respondents options wherein they may be asked for a single response or multiple answers.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

Question 7

The respondents are asked to express their opinions, insights, and explanations about certain matters. Multiple answers and varied lengths are expected in this type of questioning.

Answer 7

OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS

Question 8

This type of question asks the respondents to rank form highest to lowest or lowest to highest or least important to most important or vice versa the items provided. The answers will reveal discriminations or preferences.

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RANK ORDER SCALE QUESTIONS

Question 9

aclosed-ended survey questionused to represent respondents’ feedback in a comparative form for specific particular features/products/services.Responders are typically asked to choose from a range of options — which are scaled between two extremes— like Excellent to Terrible.

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RATING SCALE QUESTIONS

Question 10

This graphic aid is used to identify the exact values gathered in a course of a study. The title and its identification are placed above the table and the details are placed below

Answer 10

Tables

Question 11

It is a picture representation of sets of data that is useful in presenting information in a vivid and meaningful way.

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Graph

Question 12

displays changes (progression, regression, fluctuations) and trends of something over time. This makes use of horizontal and vertical axis, which are properly labelled

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Line Graph

Question 13

portrays connection or relations among groups of information which can be arranged vertically or horizontally. They must also be clearly labeled. The use of colors highlights differences or groupings or information

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Bar Graph

Question 14

It shows the numerical information through pictures or symbols that represent the sets of data. This graph is easy to read and interpret as well.

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Pictograph

Question 15

It is a graphical representation of a data and organizes qualitative structure of information

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Chart.

Question 16

could show relationship to the whole, portions of population or share, proportion, fraction

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Pie Chart

Question 17

This visual aid shows the organizational structure of an institution or group, as well as the rank and position of each member. It is also used to present linkages of various disciplines and the connections of each element in other fields of study.

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Organizational Chart

Question 18

It is a horizontal bar chart. This chart provides a graphical illustration of schedule to track specific tasks in a project management and production control

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Gantt Chart.

Question 19

It is an illustration of an object in which parts are labeled for easy identification accompanied by explanation of their functions.

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Diagram.

Question 20

It is a visual representation of things to help readers imagine things that are not commonly seen in an ordinary condition.

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Drawing

Question 21

This visual aid helps reporters describe location and gives clear image of a place that is being talked about.

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Map

Question 22

It functions the same as drawing. It helps readers imagine the things pointed out and gives them more idea of a certain topic discussed.

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Picture

Question 23

three types of chart:

Answer 23

pie chart
organizational chart
Gantt chart

Question 24

three types of graphs:

Answer 24

line graph
bar graph
pictograph