Planning the Survey: The Hierarchy of Decisions - The stages of a survey
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What are the five general stages in the development and completion of a survey?
2. Questionnaire design and pretesting.
3. Final survey design and planning.
4. Sample selection and data collection.
5. Data coding, data file construction, analysis, and final report.
What is a sampling frame?
What is stage 2 in the development and completion of a survey?
a. Drafting the questionnaire.
b. Using intervierwers.
c. Debriefing interviewers.
d. Deciding on pretest methods; in the early phases, the purpose of pretesting is to get feedback on individual questionnaire items. In the later phases, the purpose is to test the entire questionnaire and the survey procedures. Two often used methods are cognitive interviewing and focus groups.
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What is stage 3 in the development and completion of a survey?
What is stage 4 in the development and completion of a survey?
What is responsive survey design?
What are two general lessons illustrated by issues responsive survey design addresses?
2. Later modifications of the key aspects of a survey plan are infeasible for many surveys (and may actually introduce errors and problems).
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