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Various Kinds of Reports
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3. Field Report
Survey Questionnaire
Methods in Administering a Survey
1. Personal Approach
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b. Telephone Survey
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Designing, Conducting and Gathering Information from Surveys
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Survey Questionnaire
Methods in Administering a Survey
1. Personal Approach
a. Face-to-face Structured Interview
b. Telephone Survey
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b. Online Survey
c. Mail Survey
Do's and Don'ts of Survey Questionnaire
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2. Objectives
โ Explain the difference between primary and secondary
data
โ Identify the various sources of primary/ secondary data
โ Discuss close and open ended questions
โ Explain response rate in research
3. Sources of Data
โ Primary data: information obtained ๏ฌrst hand by the
researcher on the variables of interest for the specific
purpose of the study.
โ Examples: individuals, focus groups, panels, survey
โ Secondary data: information gathered from sources
already existing
โ Examples: company records or archives, government
publications, industry analyses offered by the media,
web sites, the Internet, and so on.
4. Primary sources of data
โ interview
โ research questionnaire
โ observation
โ participation
โ focus group
โ video conferencing
โ panels discussion
โ delphi technique
5. Personal Interviews
โ Unstructured interviews:
โ the interviewer does not enter the interview setting
with a planned sequence of questions to be asked of
the respondents.
โ Structured interviews:
โ Conducted when it is known at the outset what
information is needed.
โ The interviewer has a list of predetermined
questions to be asked of the respondents either
personally, through the telephone, or via the
computer.
6. Personal interview
โ Advantages
โ Can clarify doubts about questionnaire
โ Can pick up non-verbal cues
โ Relatively high response/cooperation
โ Special visual aids and scoring devises can be used
โ Disadvantages
โ High costs and time intensive
โ Geographical limitations
โ Response bias / Confidentiality difficult to be assured
โ Some respondents are unwilling to talk to strangers
โ Lack of trained interviewers
7. Telephone interview
โ Advantages
โ Discomfort of face to face is avoided
โ Faster / Number of calls per day could be high
โ Lower cost
โ Disadvantages
โ Interview length must be limited
โ Low response rate
โ No facial expressions
8. Data Collection Methods:
Questionnaires
โ Definition
A questionnaire is a pre-formulated, written set of questions
to which the respondent records his answers
โ Steps
1. Determine the content of the questionnaire
2. Determine the form of response
3. Determine the wording of the questions
4. Determine the question sequence
5. Write cover letter
9. Self- administered questionnaires
โ Regardless of design, all questionnaires have a form for the
participant to complete and return to the researcher by hand, mail,
or electronically.
โ Asks a set of predetermined questions to be answered by hand or
on the computer.
10. Self-administered questionnaire
โ Advantages
โ Lowest cost option
โ Expanded geographical coverage
โ Requires minimal staff
โ Perceived as more anonymous
โ Disadvantages
โ Low response rate in some modes
โ No interviewer intervention possible for clarification
โ Cannot be too long or complex
โ Incomplete surveys responds
11. Mailed Questionnaires
โ An example of questionnaire that is mailed to a sample and
typically includes a letter of explanation and a return envelope.
โ Relatively inexpensive and allows the participant to complete it in
his own time.
12. Challenges of Mailed Questionnaires
โ Participants may not return surveys as there is no
personal connection between the participant and the
research.
โ No opportunity for participants to ask questions.
โ Difficult to conduct follow up?
13. Electronic Questionnaires
โ Popular due to the potential to reach a large number of participants.
โ May be established with a web based source or email format.
โ Benefits include:
โ Reduced cost
โ Ease and speed of administration
โ Anonymity of participants
โ Access to larger samples
โ Ability to target minority populations
14. Disadvantages of Electronic Questionnaires
โ No meaningful connection between the researcher and the
participants.
โ Multiple requests and follow-ups are to be expected.
15. Designing Survey Items
โ Items for a survey questionnaire should be accurate,
unbiased, and easy for respondents to answer.
โ It is critical to tailor items that will result in meaningful data
collection.
โ First consideration is determining the most appropriate
question structure between open-ended and closed-
ended questions.
16. Open-Ended Questions
โ The respondent is asked a question that provides an
opportunity to give an answer.
โ Ex: What led you to attend KNUST?
โ May result in inadequate responses due to no
interviewer available to encourage in-depth
disclosure.
17. Advantages of open-ended question
format
โ Unbiased point of view
โ Additional insights
โ Complementary to closed question: for
interpretation purpose
18. Closed-Ended Questions
โ The respondent is asked a question and provided a
selection of answers.
โ Ex: Which of the following factors most contributed to
your decision to attend KNUST?
โ Proximity to where I live
โ Reputation of the University
โ Family members who attended the University.
โ The cost of tuition
19. Advantages of closed-ended question format
โ Closed questions
โ Helps respondents to make quick decisions
โ Helps researchers to code
20. Question wording
โ Avoid double-barreled questions
โ Avoid ambiguous questions and words
โ Use of ordinary words
โ Avoid leading or biasing questions
21. Example of questions
โ Do you personally have an internet-enabled mobile
device (e.g., smart phone, tablet)? [ ] Yes [ ] No
โ If your response to the above question is โYesโ, kindly
use a 5-point scale ranging from โstrongly disagree (=1)โ
to โstrongly agree (=5)โ to rate the device below:
,
Strongly
disagree
Strongl
y
agree
It is comfortable using the device to browse the internet 1 2 3 4 5
It is friendly running/using mobile apps on the device 1 2 3 4 5
The device has excellent security features
1 2 3 4 5
22. Question wording
โ Use positive and negative statements
โ Eugenia delivers high quality banking service
Eugenia has poor customer operational support
โ Avoid double negatives
24. Cover letter
โ The cover letter is the introductory page of the
questionnaire
โ It includes:
โ Identification of the researcher
โ Motivation for respondents to fill it in
โ Confidentiality
โ Thanking of the respondent
25. Example of cover letter
Dear Valued Survey Participant,
Thank you for considering participating in this research which seeks to understand
and enhance the use and benefits of mobile banking services in Ghana. In this
study, mobile banking refers to a service that enables the customer to perform
banking transactions using an internet-enabled mobile device (e.g., smartphone,
tablet).
The research is undertaken by a team of researchers from Kwame Nkrumah
University of Science and Technology. We want you to tell us your personal
experiences and opinions regarding information technologies (e.g., internet) and
mobile banking. Please, know that your honest responses are very important to this
study's success. Also, you are not under any compulsion to accept to participate in
the survey or complete the questionnaire.
For confidentiality reasons, kindly do not indicate your name or contact anywhere in
this questionnaire. We can assure you that your responses will be anonymized and
used only for statistical and academic purposes.
Thank you in advance for participating; your co-operation is much appreciated. By
continuing, you are consenting to participate.
26. Response Rates 1 of 2
โ The total percentage of questionnaires returned called
response rate.
โ A high return rate is always the goal.
โ The higher the response rate, the greater chance that the
results actually reflect attitudes, opinions, and
experiences of the population.
โ Differences between the people who responded and
those who choose not to is called non-response bias.
27. Response Rates 2 of 2
โ A response rate of 25% is considered low.
โ A response rate of 75% or greater is considered high.
โ Response rates of 50% or higher are often found in
published survey research.
โ To maximize response rate verify that individuals selected
have knowledge of the area under investigation and are
reasonably motivated.
28. Maximizing Survey Response Rates
โ Be certain that individuals targeted as participants are
knowledgeable about the topic.
โ Pre-notify participants they will soon be receiving a
survey.
โ Provide a cover letter, either written or electronic with the
survey.
โ Decide upon and systematically implement follow up
procedures.
โ Use incentives if possible to encourage participation.
29. Strategies to increase responds rate
โ Personal follow-up (individual or organisation premises)
โ Text Messages
โ WhatsApp messages
โ Telephone calls
โ Soft reminders through email
30. Limitations of Survey Research
โ Surveys are not useful for determining cause of a
phenomena.
โ Results depend on participants truthfully and accurately
reporting attitudes, opinions and behaviors.
โ Errors of omission, confusion, or false memory are
impossible to avoid as are bias.
โ Survey data cannot substitute for expert judgments and
analysis.
31. Steps for Conducting Survey Research
Step 1: Decide what you want to learn.
Step 2: Determine your population and sample selection procedures.
Step 3: Determine the survey methodology and data collections
procedures you will employ.
Step 4: Develop a questionnaire or locate one used in previous
research.
Step 5: Pilot test the questionnaire.
Step 6: Administer the questionnaire.
Step 7: Analyze the data.
Step 8: Write the report.
32. The secondary data sources
โ Secondary data is the data collected by other parties.
The current researcher who uses secondary data has
little knowledge about the original respondents, sampling
methods, the method of data collection and the accuracy
of the measuring instruments employed.
33. Sources of secondary data
โ The internet source
โ The online data
โ The library search
โ The book sources
โ The periodicals sources ( e.g,.professional journals and public opinion survey)
โ The government reports
โ Magazines
โ Newspapers
โ Abstracts
34. Advantages/ disadvantage of secondary data
โ Advantages
โ Availability
โ Accessibility
โ Disadvantages
โ Since the secondary data was not meant for the current
research it suffers the following limitations.
โ Data already outdated
โ Context differences
โ Different units of measurement
โ Lack of evidence to verify its accuracy