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Hi, has anyone done a psychology questionnaire before who could give me some hints and tips? I have to have 4-8 questions for 2mo evening, and a rough plan, but Im not quite sure where to start...
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Here are some tips I could give you:
- try to make your questions closed ones because if you have open questions, then it will be difficult later to summarise your data since most of it will be qualitative data
- try to avoid giving any ambiguous questions so that they can provide quick answers
- don't provide questions which seem to favour towards something. eg.Don't you agree that abortion is evil and should be outlawed?
- always ask whether they want to remain anonymous or not. And also tell them that their feedback will be treated with confidentiality.
- try to make your questions closed ones because if you have open questions, then it will be difficult later to summarise your data since most of it will be qualitative data
- try to avoid giving any ambiguous questions so that they can provide quick answers
- don't provide questions which seem to favour towards something. eg.Don't you agree that abortion is evil and should be outlawed?
- always ask whether they want to remain anonymous or not. And also tell them that their feedback will be treated with confidentiality.
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(Original post by jediknight007)
Here are some tips I could give you:
- try to make your questions closed ones because if you have open questions, then it will be difficult later to summarise your data since most of it will be qualitative data
- try to avoid giving any ambiguous questions so that they can provide quick answers
- don't provide questions which seem to favour towards something. eg.Don't you agree that abortion is evil and should be outlawed?
- always ask whether they want to remain anonymous or not. And also tell them that their feedback will be treated with confidentiality.
Here are some tips I could give you:
- try to make your questions closed ones because if you have open questions, then it will be difficult later to summarise your data since most of it will be qualitative data
- try to avoid giving any ambiguous questions so that they can provide quick answers
- don't provide questions which seem to favour towards something. eg.Don't you agree that abortion is evil and should be outlawed?
- always ask whether they want to remain anonymous or not. And also tell them that their feedback will be treated with confidentiality.
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(Original post by jediknight007)
Here are some tips I could give you:
- try to make your questions closed ones because if you have open questions, then it will be difficult later to summarise your data since most of it will be qualitative data
- try to avoid giving any ambiguous questions so that they can provide quick answers
- don't provide questions which seem to favour towards something. eg.Don't you agree that abortion is evil and should be outlawed?
- always ask whether they want to remain anonymous or not. And also tell them that their feedback will be treated with confidentiality.
Here are some tips I could give you:
- try to make your questions closed ones because if you have open questions, then it will be difficult later to summarise your data since most of it will be qualitative data
- try to avoid giving any ambiguous questions so that they can provide quick answers
- don't provide questions which seem to favour towards something. eg.Don't you agree that abortion is evil and should be outlawed?
- always ask whether they want to remain anonymous or not. And also tell them that their feedback will be treated with confidentiality.
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(Original post by edders)
in my experiment all my participants were kept anonymous
in my experiment all my participants were kept anonymous
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(Original post by mjf)
what was your questionnaire on? could I read it?
what was your questionnaire on? could I read it?
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