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  1. 1. ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PURPOSES
  2. 2. GROUP WORK Use the groupings that in PR2. Present the survey questions that you have crafted based from your research. 2
  3. 3. Processing: ◦ How do you come up with your survey questions? ◦ What are the things that you consider in designing the survey questions? 3
  4. 4. Examine the sample survey questionnaires. Let’s start with the first set of slides
  5. 5. “ Quotations are commonly printed as a means of inspiration and to invoke philosophical thoughts from the reader. 5
  6. 6. THIS IS A SLIDE TITLE ◦ Here you have a list of items ◦ And some text ◦ But remember not to overload your slides with content Your audience will listen to you or read the content, but won’t do both. 6
  7. 7. Designing Effective Survey 7
  8. 8. Survey questions should be easy to understand and hard to misinterpret! 8
  9. 9. Writing Good Questions  Use common language & clearly defined terms  Use mostly closed questions  Include demographic questions to help identify the sample  Use precise, unambiguous language  Make sure questions are valid & reliable 9
  10. 10. What to Avoid! ◦ Avoid double-barreled questions ◦ Avoid leading, biased questions ◦ Avoid loaded questions ◦ Avoid repetitive questions ◦ Avoid personal questions 10
  11. 11. Gathering Demographic Information 11 Do you expect age or gender to play a role in people’s opinions? Do you expect education level or income level to play a role? Do you expect size of household or length of employment to play a role? Do you want to compare responses from different groups?
  12. 12. Sequencing your Questions 12 Group questions that are similar Put them in a logical order Place demographic questions at the beginning Put any sensitive or difficult questions at the end Put any open-ended questions at the end
  13. 13. Types of Questionnaire Questions 13 Yes/No Are you currently employed? ___ yes ___ no
  14. 14. Types of Questionnaire Questions 14 True - False Your store is located downtown. ___ True ___ False
  15. 15. Types of Questionnaire Questions 15 Multiple Choice What precautions does your store take to curtail shoplifting? ___ Sensormatic tags ___ Ink dye tags ___ Employees circulating on the floor ___ Dressing room attendants on duty ___ Surveillance cameras
  16. 16. Types of Questionnaire Questions 16 Agree/Disagree Scale Drug use is a problem among our employees. ___ Strongly agree ___ Agree ___ No opinion ___ Disagree ___ Strongly disagree
  17. 17. Types of Questionnaire Questions 17 Ranking How much of your household’s shopping and recreation occurs downtown? ___ Little or none ___ Less than half ___ About half ___ More than half ___ Most or all
  18. 18. Types of Questionnaire Questions 18 Rating Rate the following factors according to their influence on you when you bought your home? (5 = very important and 1 = unimportant) ___ Commuting time ___ The home itself ___ Purchase price and financing ___ Proximity to friends and family ___ Schools
  19. 19. Types of Questionnaire Questions 19 Checklist From what sources did you finance your business? Check all that apply. ___ Bank ___ Savings and loan institution ___ Personal savings ___ Federal or state government loan ___ Other _____________
  20. 20. 1. Limit types of questions and response sets to no more than three 2. Give clear-cut answer choices 3. Make response sets easy to navigate 4. Make sure response categories don’t overlap 5. Make sure responses cover all possibilities 20
  21. 21. Overlapping Response Categories Example: How many credit hours have you completed at ______? ___ 1 – 25 ___ 26 – 55 ___ 56 –85 ___ 85 or more 21
  22. 22. 22 Revising Your Questionnaire
  23. 23. Revising your questionnaire ◦ Have you asked everything you want answers to ? ◦ Will the answers help you make recommendations? ◦ Are your questions unbiased, clear, and to the point? 23
  24. 24. Revising your questionnaire ◦ Are they logically arranged? ◦ Is the questionnaire neat & uncluttered? ◦ Is it carefully edited? ◦ Can respondents complete it quickly & without difficulty? 24
  25. 25. Be sure to test run your questionnaire!
  26. 26. 26 Once questionnaires with a mistake go out, it’s too late to correct them! This has a negative effect on your credibility as a researcher.
  27. 27. ◦ Critiquing and Revision of Survey Questionnaire ◦ Each group will present the survey questionnaire that was crafted in PR 2. ◦ Each group will give comments about it for the improvement of the questionnaire. ◦ The teacher will process and give necessary revisions if any. ◦ Shared responsibility should be observed. 27
  28. 28. Survey questions must be crafted based from the objectives of the research. It should present instructions in an accessible manner. Likewise, it should be answerable in less than fifteen minutes. 28
  29. 29. 29 References: https://www.typeform.com/surveys/question-types/ https://www.template.net/business/survey- templates/student-survey/ http://www.whatkidscando.org/specialcollections/student_a s_allies/pdfs/saa_samplesurveys_final.pdf

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