Primary Research Method: Questionnaires (HSC SSCE Community and Family Studies): Flashcards

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What are questionnaires in community studies?

Collections of questions for qualitative and quantitative data.

Why are questionnaires important in community studies?

They gather varied insights from many people effectively.

What is key in designing effective questionnaires?

Questions must be clear, simple, and unbiased for accuracy.

What types of questions should be used in questionnaires?

Closed, open-ended, rank-order, and Likert scale questions.

What is the purpose of piloting a questionnaire?

To identify and fix issues before the main study begins.

How should the purpose of a study be communicated?

Clearly explain the research goal to encourage participation.

Why is privacy assurance important in questionnaires?

It builds trust and encourages honest participant responses.

What are effective data recording techniques?

Use frequency tables for numbers and thematic analysis for text.

What are the advantages of using questionnaires?

Cost-effective, easy to scale, and simple to share electronically.

What are common disadvantages of questionnaires?

Low response rates and potential for biased questions.

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