Self-Report Design Flashcards

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Open questions:

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No fixed choice of response and respondents can answer in any way that they wish.

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Closed questions:

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There is a fixed choice of responses determined by the question setter.

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Likert Scale:

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A respondent indicates their agreement with a statement using a scale of usually 5 points.

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Rating scale:

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Gets respondents to identify a value that represents their strength of feeling about a particular topic.

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Fixed choice option:

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Includes a list of possible options and respondents are required to indicate those that apply to them.

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Designing Interviews:

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  1. Should be standardised for each participant to reduce the contaminating effect of interviewer bias.
  2. Should usually be between an interviewer and a single participant.
  3. They interviewees should be reminded on several occasions that their answers will be treated with absolute confidence.
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Do not overuse jargon:

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Refer to technical terms that are only familiar to those within a specialised field or area.

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Emotive language and leading questions:

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  1. The author’s attitude towards a particular topic is clear from the way in which the question is phrased.
  2. Leading questions suggests a particular answer.
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Double-barrelled questions and double negatives:

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  1. DBQs contains two questions in one, may agree with one half and not the other.
  2. Double negatives can be difficult to decipher.
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