W10-11 QUEATIONNAIRE DESIGN

Question 1

A ________ is a research method where you collect and analyze data from a group of
people.

Answer 1

survey

Question 2

A _________________ is a specific tool or instrument for collecting the data. A survey & a questionnaire are types of
research instrument.

Answer 2

questionnaire

Question 3

LETTER OF INTENT

Good day! We are BS Business Administration major in Marketing Management
students of Cavite State University - Trece Martires Campus. We are currently conducting research entitled “Influence of Cash Incentives on Employee Productivity Among
Selected Call Center Agents in Bacoor, Cavite.”
With that being said, we are humbly asking for your time and effort to answer the survey questionnaire as accurately as possible. Your participation in this survey is voluntary. You may refuse to take part in the
research without penalty. You will receive no direct benefits from participating in this
endeavor. However, your responses will be a great contribution to the tourism marketing
literature. The whole study and the processes of gathering data are guided by the RA
10173 or the Data Privacy Act of 2012. Therefore, your answers will be treated with
complete confidentiality and to be only used in the research, and unless you choose to
provide your name, will be entirely anonymous. If you have concerns about this
questionnaire, please contact me at campanionrosemae@gmail.com. Thank you so much
for your help!

Answer 3

QUESTIONNAIRE DESIGN

Question 4

4 SAMPLING

Answer 4

1. SAMPLE
2. POPULATION
3. POPULATION ELEMENT
4. CENSUS

Question 5

A SUBSET, OR SOME PART, OF A LARGER POPULATION.

Answer 5

SAMPLE

Question 6

ANY COMPLTE GROUP OF ENTITIES THAT SHARE SOME COMMON SET OF CHARATERISTICS.

Answer 6

POPULATION

Question 7

AN INDIVIDUAL MEMBER OF THE POPULATION.

Answer 7

POPULATION ELEMENT

Question 8

AN INVESTIGATION OF ALL THE INDIVIDUAL ELEMENTS THAT MAKE UP THE POPULATION.

Answer 8

CENSUS

Question 9

In probability sampling, every element is the population has a known, non-zero probability of selection.

Answer 9

PROBABILITY SAMPLING

Question 10

The simple random sample, in which each member of the population has an equal probability sample.

Answer 10

PROBABILITY SAMPLING

Question 11

PROBABILITY SAMPLING 4

Answer 11

1. SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING
2. SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING
3. STRATIFIED SAMPLING
4. CLUSTER SMPLING

Question 12

Each population element has an equal chance of being chosen
to participate in the research
study.

Answer 12

Simple Random

Question 13

A method that requires
selecting samples based
on a system of intervals in a
numbered population.

Answer 13

SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING

Question 14

A method of sampling that involves the division of a
population into smaller
subgroups known as _________.

Answer 14

strata

**Stratified Sampling

Question 15

A method of sampling that involves the division of a
population into smaller
subgroups known as strata.

Answer 15

Stratified Sampling

Question 16

A method of collecting data from a large population by dividing it into smaller groups< or clusters.

Answer 16

Cluster Sampling

Question 17

In non-probability sampling, the probability of any particular member of the population being chosen is unknown.

Answer 17

Non-probability Sampling

Question 18

The selection of sampling units
in non-probability sampling is quite arbitrary, as researchers rely heavily on personal judgement.

Answer 18

Non-probability Sampling

Question 19

It is used when researchers choose any willing and available
individuals as participants.

Answer 19

Convenience Sampling

Question 20

With this method researchers choose the first participant to match the participant profile.

Answer 20

Snowballing Sampling

Question 21

A technique that constructs sample subgroups reflecting their proportional representation in the
population.

Answer 21

Quota Sampling

Question 22

It refers to intentionally
selecting participants
based on their characteristics,
knowledge, experiences, or
some other criteria.

Answer 22

Purposive Sampling

Question 23

An individual who is responsible for gathering data in the field.

Answer 23

Fieldwork

Question 24

• A research supplier that specializes in gathering data.

Answer 24

Field interviewing service

Question 25

• A fieldworker who is employed by the company conduction the research.

Answer 25

In-house interviewer

Question 26

The practice by fieldworkers of filling in fake answers or falsifying interviews.

Answer 26

Interviewer Cheating

Question 27

• A form of interviewer cheating in which an interviewer makes up the responses instead of
  conducting an actual interview.

Answer 27

Curb-stoning

Question 28

It is the process of collecting and measuring information on specific variables. It’s done with the purpose of answering questions or testing hypotheses.

Answer 28

DATA COLLECTION

Question 29

DATA COLLECTION (QUALITATIVE)

Answer 29

FACE-TO-FACE INTERVIEWS
QUALITATIVE QUESTIONNAIRES
FOCUS GROUPS
OBSERVATION

Question 30

DATA COLLECTION (QUANTITATIVE)

Answer 30

INTERVIEWS
QUANTITATIVE OBSERVATION
EXPERIMENTS

Question 31

• researchers collect data directly from subjects through one-on-one interaction.

Answer 31

Face-to-face interviews

Question 32

• usually consist of short, open-ended questions.

Answer 32

Qualitative questionnaires

Question 33

• Collecting data through focus groups is similar to conducting interviews, except it’s done in a group setting.

Answer 33

Focus groups

Question 34

• allows researchers to collect qualitative data by observing respondents in their natural setting. purpose of answering questions or testing hypotheses.

Answer 34

Observation

Question 35

• Researchers can conduct interviews in-person, online, or over the phone.

Answer 35

Interviews

Question 36

• can also be collected through systematic observation.

Answer 36

Quantitative observation

Question 37

• a type of quantitative data collection method which relies on manipulation of a single independent variable while maintaining control over a number of other, usually dependent, variables

Answer 37

. Experiments