self report design Flashcards

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What should you avoid to make good questions?

A

Jargon (big words)
Double-barrelled questions
Leading questions

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What is a closed question?

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  • Respondent has limited choices
  • Data is quantitative
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Strength of closed question:

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Easier to analyse = can make graphs or charts for comparison

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4
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Limitation of closed question:

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Restricted respond = reduces the validity

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What is an open question?

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  • Respondents provide their own answers expressed in words
  • Data is qualitative
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Strength of an open question:

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Not restricted = more validity than statistics

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Limitation of an open question:

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Difficult to analyse = may be forced to reduce data to statistics

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8
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What is the interview schedule?

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A standardised list of questions that the interviewer needs to cover

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9
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What does the interview schedule reduce?

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Interviewer bias

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10
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What will a quiet room do to the participant’s responses?

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More likely to open up

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11
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What should you do to build up a rapport?

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Begin with neural questions to make participants feel relaxed

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12
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What should you remind interviewees about the interviews?

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Confidential - answer will be treated with care

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