Methods: Questonnaires Flashcards

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Define closed-ended questions.

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Define open-ended questions.

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Summarise the following advantages of questionnaires:

  • Practical advantages
  • Reliability
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Summarise the following advantages of questionnaires:

  • Hypothesis testing
  • Detachment and objectivity
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Summarise the following advantages of questionnaires:

  • Representativeness
  • Ethical issues
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Summarise the following disadvantages of questionnaires:

  • Practical problems
  • Low response rate
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Summarise the following disadvantages of questionnaires:

  • Inflexibility
  • Questionnaires as snapshots
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Summarise the following disadvantages of questionnaires:

  • Detachment
  • Lying, forgetting and ‘right answerism’
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Summarise the following disadvantage of questionnaires:

- Imposing the researcher’s meanings.

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Give three reasons why positivists might favour questionnaires.

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Give two reasons why interpretivists might reject the use of questionnaires.

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