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METHODS OF RESEARCH
QUESTIONNAIRES
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What is a closed questionnaire?
respondents must choose from a
limited range
of
possible answers
that the researcher has chosen
what is an open questionnaire?
respondents
are
free
to give whatever answer they
wish
without
preselected
parts from
researcher
What are the practical advantages of a questionnaire?
Quick
and
cheap
no need to
recruit
and
train
people
data is easy to
quantify
and
analyse
What are the theoretical advantages of questionnaires?
reliable
and
representative
What are the practical disadvantages of questionnaires?
limited
and
brief
data
imposition
problem
what are the ethical advantages of questionnaires?
participants are under no
obligation
to answer any
sensitive
questions
consent
is gained as they answer it
participants are kept
anonymous
What are the disadvantages of questionnaires?
low
response rate
cannot
change questions /
add
any more
only a
snapshot
lacks
validity
right
answerism
imposing
the researchers true
meanings
what is right answerism?
the participants
change
their
answers
to
please
the researcher and seem more
respectable
ect