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response rate

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amount of responses received after questionnaires sent out to participants

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open question

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produce qualitative data

usually longer answer Qs

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closed question

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produce quantitative data

usually one word answers or numbers

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closed Q advantages

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easier to interpret
can turn into quantitative data
comparable
quick to answer

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closed Q disadvantages

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no reasoning
forces answer that may not be true
less detailed

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open Q advantages

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reasoning
qualitative data
wide range of answers
doesn't force answer
detailed
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open Q disadvantages

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hard to interpret
hard to compare
time consuming to answer/interpret

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rating scales advantages

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quick/easy
comparable
repeated easily

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rating scales disadvantages

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interpret differently
no reasoning
people choose middle to not seem extreme

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semantic differentials

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rating scales based on opposites e.g big - - - small

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likert scales

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statements with different levels e.g e.agree/agree/meh/dis/e.dis

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semantic differentials advantages

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more visual

less likely to have standard response set

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semantics differentials disadvantages

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interpretation

no reasoning

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structured interview

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prepared
same Qs for all participants
often closed Q

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semi structured interview

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some prepared Qs

some Qs developed as interview goes on based on responses

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unstructured interview

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researcher has topics but no Qs

more like a conversation

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structured interview strengths

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prepared
easy to compare
internally reliable (standardised)

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structured interview weakness

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closed answers

no follow up Qs

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semi structured interview strengths

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qualitative + quantitative

follow up Qs

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semi structured interview weakness

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harder to compare

less reliable

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unstructured interview strengths

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lots of qualitative

participant feels more comfortable

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unstructured interview weakness

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time consuming
low internal reliability
hard to summarise
cant compare
could be awkward
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questionnaires strengths

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both open and closed
a lot done quickly / efficient
easy to conduct
confidential

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questionnaires weakness

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no follow ups

low response rate

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interviews strengths

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follow ups
no response rate
read body language

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interviews weakness

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1 at a time - time consuming / inefficient
harder to conduct
not confidential

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split half reliability

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questions are split into even and odd and given to participants separately to ensure both halves are contributing equally to measuring the aim

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test - retest reliability

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when a questionnaire is repeated with some people, similar results mean better external reliability

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nominal data

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a ‘headcount’ of number of participants who do one thing as opposed to another

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ordinal data

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the rank order in which data can be placed. Results placed highest to lowest

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interval/ratio data

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.similar to ordinal data but will take into account how much higher/lower each individual result is
.interval can go into negatives (e.g temperature) - ratio can’t (e.g distance)