1. UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS FUERZAS ARMADAS ESPE
LINGUSITICA APLICADA AL IDIOMA INGLES
SURVEY QUESTIONS
BULLING IN THE HIGH SCHOOL
EXAMPLES OF TYPES OF SURVEY QUESTIONS
Msc. Miguel Vinicio Ponce Medina
Student:
Daysi Carolina López Jaramillo
2. 1. Specific Information Request
■ Which school year did you suffer from bullying?_____________
■ What age did you first experience bullying? _____________
Are those questions that must be
answered in a specific way, there is no
option to expand your response or give an
opinion
3. 2. Category
■ Have you suffered or are you suffering from bullying in your school? (Tick which)
■ Yes (currently)
■ Yes (in the past)
■ Never
These are questions that are
answered with a yes, no, do
not answer, or never
4. 3. Multiple Choice
■ In what type of schools do you think there is more bulling? (tick which)
■ Public
■ Private
They present several alternatives for
the respondent to choose the most
convenient one.
5. 4. Scale
■ Do you think bulling in the 21st century is
■ Very high
■ high
■ Half
■ Low
■ Null
it is used to evaluate the degree of
intensity or feeling of a characteristic
or variable that is being measured.
6. 5. Ranking
■ What do you think are the main causes of bulling, please rank all those relevant in order from 1
(most important) downwards:
■ Physical capacity
■ Cognitive capacity (ability of analysis and intelligence)
■ Skin color
■ Race
■ Religion
■ Age
■ Sexual orientation
It consists in hierarchizing the different
answers, ordering them according to
the respondent's opinion.
7. 6. Grid or Table
■ How do you think bulling has affected? Please rank each item
For Very positive Positive Neutral Negative Very
negativ
e
You
your parents
your children
your husband
your friends
Your co-workers
your community
8. 7. Open Questions
■ How has bullying affected your life??
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
Are those questions that must be
answered by the respondent in their
own words, allowing total freedom in
the response