RESEARCH

QUESTIONN
AIRE
WEEK 5 QTR 4
 Contents
1 • INTRODUCTION 4 • BRAINSTORM

2 • ABOUT US
5 • CONCLUSIONS

3 • OBJECTIVES
6 • CONTACT
 QUESTIONNAI
is a techniqueRE
for collecting data in
which a respondent provides answers to
a series of questions.
 To develop a questionnaire that will
collect the data you want takes effort and
time. However, by taking a step?by-step
approach to questionnaire development,
you can come up with an effective means
to collect data that will answer your
unique research question.
 1. Identify the goal of your
questionnaire. What kind of information
do you want to gather with your
questionnaire? What is your main
objective? Is a questionnaire the best
way to go about collecting this
information?
 2. Choose your question type or
types. Depending on the information
you wish to gather, there are several
possible types of questions to include
on your questionnaire:
 3. Develop questions for your
questionnaire. The questions that you
develop for your questionnaire
should be clear, concise, and direct.
This will ensure that you get the best
possible answers from your
respondents.
 Reminders:
a. Questions should be simple in
construction. Do not use jargons. b.
Ask one question at a time.
 Reminders:
c. Beware of asking private or “sensitive”
information. This can be something as
simple as age or weight. Asking questions
such as these usually require you to
anonymize or encrypt the demographic data
you collect.
 Reminders:
d. Determine if you will include an
answer such as “I don’t know” or
“Not applicable to me.” Providing
these options can lead to missing data,
which can be problematic during data
analysis.
 Reminders:
e. Put the most important questions at the
beginning of your questionnaire. This can
help you gather important data even if
you sense that your respondents may be
becoming distracted by the end of the
questionnaire.
4. Restrict the length of your
questionnaire. Keep your questionnaire as
short as possible. More people will be
likely to answer a shorter questionnaire,
so make sure you keep it as concise as
possible while still collecting the
necessary information.
5. Identify your target demographic. Is
there a certain group of people who you
want to target with your questionnaire?
If so, it is best to determine this before
you begin to distribute your
questionnaire.
6. Ensure you can protect privacy. Make your
plan to protect respondents’ privacy before you
begin writing your survey. This is a very
important part of many research projects. Since
you will develop your questionnaire, you will
need to subject it for validation. Once the
validators approved your questionnaire, you may
start with the survey.
Reminders in Conducting a Survey
1. Do not ask people to answer the survey when
they are busy doing their stuff.
2. Ask them to answer the survey once you see
that they are finish eating or something. Avoid
observing them nearby. Keep a “not so obvious”
distance from them if you want to wait.
3. Remember to approach them with a smile.
It gives them a light feeling, and you might
just win their time.
4. Also, greetings first like “Hello, how are
you?” or “Hi, good morning!” or the casual
“Hello there.” If they are older than you, use
honorifics like “Sir” or “Ma’am”.
And they followed by “Can I ask you a
favor to take this short survey?”
5. If they refuse, do not insist. Instead,
say “Ok, thank you for your time.”
6. Look for another one/ group.
 Identify whether the following
questions/statements are dichotomous,
open-ended, multiple?choice, rank-
order, or rating scale. Write your
answers on the blank.
1. I feel safe when I am at home.
__Strongly Agree __Agree
__Disagree
2. If you had the opportunity, what
would you most like to change?
3. Who is usually with you at home?
___parents ___grandparents
___siblings

4. Do you have study habits?

___Yes ____No
5. Which among the following do
you most and least likely to do when
you have free time: watching anime,
watching kdrama, reading wattpad
stories, watching vlogs?
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