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Chapter FourteenChapter FourteenQuestionnaire Questionnaire DevelopmentDevelopment
Angela Gillis & Winston JacksonAngela Gillis & Winston Jackson
Nursing Research: Methods and Nursing Research: Methods and interpretationinterpretation
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Questionnaire DesignQuestionnaire Design
General GuidelinesGeneral Guidelines
Types of Questions IllustratedTypes of Questions Illustrated
Steps and Rules for Questionnaire DesignSteps and Rules for Questionnaire Design
Rules for Ordering, Formatting, & Rules for Ordering, Formatting, & PresentingPresenting
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General GuidelinesGeneral Guidelines
Consult respondentConsult respondent
Keep it shortKeep it short
Precise measurementPrecise measurement
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Types of Questions IllustratedTypes of Questions Illustrated
Precoded, single choice questionsPrecoded, single choice questions
4. What year of schoolare you in? 4. What year of schoolare you in? Freshman‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑- ‑- 1Freshman‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑- ‑- 1 Sophomore‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑ Sophomore‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑ - - - 2- - - 2 Junior‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑---‑‑‑‑3Junior‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑---‑‑‑‑3 Senior‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑- - Senior‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑- - - ‑4- ‑4
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Single Choice QuestionSingle Choice Question The population of the place I considered my
hometown when growing up was:
Rural area --------------------1
town under 5,000 --------------2
5,000 to 19,999 ---------------3
20,000 to 99,999 --------------4
100,000 to 999,999 ------------5
1,000,000 or over -------------6
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Open-ended QuestionsOpen-ended Questions20. Approximately, what was your average in your final year of high school? % 21. What is (or was) your father's occupation? (e.g., foreman, railway machine shop...supervises work of about 25 people.) Job -------------------------------------------------------------------------
Brief Job Description ---------------------------------------------------
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Open-ended QuestionsOpen-ended Questions
22. In what year were you born? 1 9 . 23. What is the one thing that you would like to see changed at the university health and counseling center? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Use open-ended when...Use open-ended when...
Too many response categories (yr. of Too many response categories (yr. of birth)birth)
you don’t wish to impose categories on you don’t wish to impose categories on respondentrespondent
““really” consulting respondentreally” consulting respondent
qualitative--source of quotationsqualitative--source of quotations
determining appropriate categorizationdetermining appropriate categorization
change-in-pace for respondentchange-in-pace for respondent
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Presence-absence questionsPresence-absence questions23. Have you ever had contact with handicapped in any of these groups? (Circle to indicate "yes" or "no" for each group.)
Yes No Community 1 0 Family 1 0 Relatives 1 0 Elementary school class 1 0 Junior high school class 1 0 Senior high school class 1 0 University class 1 0 As co-worker 1 0
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Rank Ordering QuestionsRank Ordering Questions31. Rank order the three most important things you want in your nursing job? (Place a 1 beside the most important one; a 2 beside thenext important one; and a 3 beside the next most important one.)
High salary------------------- _____
Satisfaction------------------ ____
Continued interest----------- _____
Power------------------------- _____
Prestige---------------------- _____
Excitement-------------------- _____
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Likert Style QuestionsLikert Style Questions
In the following items, circle a number to indicate the extentto which you agree or disagree with each statement. 52. I would quit my present job if I won $1,000,000 througha lottery. Strongly Disagree 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Strongly Agree 53. I would be satisfied if my child followed the same type ofcareer as I have. Strongly Disagree 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Strongly Agree
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Tips for Likert Style QuestionsTips for Likert Style Questions
“ “and” alert: avoid multidimentionaland” alert: avoid multidimentional
““strongly agree” always on right sidestrongly agree” always on right side
avoid double negatives--use direct avoid double negatives--use direct negative statementsnegative statements
vary “strength of wording” to produce vary “strength of wording” to produce variation in responsevariation in response
make all respondents feel comfortablemake all respondents feel comfortable
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Steps in Questionnaire DesignSteps in Questionnaire Design
List variablesList variables
Anticipate how analysis will be doneAnticipate how analysis will be done
write wordings on index cards (one per Q)write wordings on index cards (one per Q)
review conceptual definitionsreview conceptual definitions
develop wordingsdevelop wordings
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Developing wordingsDeveloping wordings
Simple wordings, common understandingSimple wordings, common understanding
watch for “and” alertwatch for “and” alert
vary wording to produce variation in vary wording to produce variation in repliesreplies
avoid difficult tasks--KISSavoid difficult tasks--KISS
use existing wording if comparative studyuse existing wording if comparative study
take edge off sensitive questionstake edge off sensitive questions
no speculation on hypothesisno speculation on hypothesis
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Develop Wordings (2)Develop Wordings (2)
Be precise--but not overly…Be precise--but not overly…
Pre-test questionnairePre-test questionnaire
Pilot studyPilot study
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Ordering the QuestionsOrdering the Questions
Introduce--use blurb to introduce survey Introduce--use blurb to introduce survey and to assure confidentiality and and to assure confidentiality and anonymityanonymity
ease them into itease them into it
key and repeated questions at 1/3 pointkey and repeated questions at 1/3 point
group questions by type--don’t jerk aroundgroup questions by type--don’t jerk around
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Formatting the QuestionsFormatting the Questions
begin conditioning respondentsbegin conditioning respondents
anticipate computer data entryanticipate computer data entry
vary placement of response categoriesvary placement of response categories
clearly indicate branchingclearly indicate branching
don’t squeezedon’t squeeze
distinctive lookdistinctive look
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Question StylesQuestion Styles
1. Babbie Format Style for Fixed-Choice Responses: 23. Have you ever smoked marijuana? [ ] Yes [ ] No 2. Dillman Format Style for Fixed-Choice Responses: Q-22 Your Sex (Circle number of your answer) 1 MALE 2 FEMALE
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Question Styles (2)Question Styles (2)3. Krahn Format Style for Fixed Choice Responses: 54. In the past year, has any member of your immediate family
(not counting yourself) been unemployed (out of work and looking for work)?
No ....... 1 Yes ...... 2 4. Jackson Format Style for Fixed-Choice Responses:
What year are you in?
Freshman---------------1
Sophomore-------------2
Junior-------------------3
Senior-------------------4
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Branching QuestionsBranching Questions9. Have you smoked any cigarettes in the past seven days? Yes ---------1 No ----------2
9.1 If Yes: How much did yousmoke in the past week?
Less than one package--1 1 to 3 packages----------2 4 or more packages------3 ¦
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Sample QuestionnairesSample Questionnaires
There are 150 (or so) questionnaires on There are 150 (or so) questionnaires on the Website for the text. These include the Website for the text. These include those used in surveys developed with those used in surveys developed with students for Sociology & Nursing 300 students for Sociology & Nursing 300 projects. You can look them up by topic or projects. You can look them up by topic or by author.by author.
See: www.stfx.ca/people/agillisSee: www.stfx.ca/people/agillisClick on FA Davis BookClick on FA Davis Book