Questionaires Flashcards

1
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When did questionnaires originate

A

1960s

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2
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Code results by

A

SPSS

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3
Q

What can u use to sample an area

A

Quadrat

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4
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Probability or non prob approach

A

Bryman

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5
Q

Probability sample random what’s not

A

Non prob

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6
Q

What’s systematic

A

Every n house

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7
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Stratified

A

Subgroups eg Income

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8
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Examples of non probability sampling

A

Accessibility convenience sample

Snowball sample

Quota sample (proportionate selection of members for each group chosen by researcher )

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9
Q

What law applies in homogenous population

A

Law of diminishing returns

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10
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Minimum req in dissertation

A

100 responses

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11
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For low response rate eg phone contact how many

A

> 100

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12
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What do you need for chi2

A

5+ expected responses in each category with no zero observations

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13
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If chi2 not met use

A

Fishers exact

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14
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Benefits of questionnaire

A

Large data set
Comparisons within pop
Comparisons in general
Results quick to code and analyse

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15
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Weakness of questionnaires

A
Hard to explore deep 
Limits responding behaviour 
Can’t use for highly explorative research
No rapport 
No sensitive info
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16
Q

Why if closed fixed response q good

A

Coding before survey

17
Q

What’s good to do with closed q

A

Organise nested hierarchy
Follow up qs
Other category

18
Q

What to look out for with closed

A

Positionality eg gender
Bad q at end
Ethics

19
Q

Good points of free response

A

Insight
Freedom
Own words

20
Q

Had point of free response

A

Time consuming
Intimidated
Hard to code

21
Q

Free response easy to ask but hard to analyse

A

Openham

22
Q

Open useful for

A

Revealing qualitative data
Feelings
Exploring issue where ur unsure of answers

23
Q

What does open ended q require

A

Post survey categorisation
Reading
Extract quotes

24
Q

What software can be used to code open

A

Nvivo

25
Q

How many options too much

A

6+

26
Q

What’s the agree extent scale

A

Lickert scale

27
Q

Maximum for lickert scale

A

7

28
Q

Who critique lickert scale

A

Saris

29
Q

What’s the bad of lickert scale

A

Agree disagree problematic

30
Q

What’s a more direct to lickert this

A

Item specific scale