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Surveys and questionnaires are often used interchangeably but they are different types of instruments. A survey is used to gather standardized information from a sample of individuals to learn about a population. A questionnaire asks similar questions in the same order but allows for more open-ended responses. The document provides references on how to design effective surveys and questionnaires and discusses the importance of choosing the right instrument based on the goals of the research.
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![Survey Versus Questionnaire
Consider that while often regarded as synonymous, surveys and questionnaires are
different types of instruments. What are the differences? Using the unit readings as well as
resources available in the Capella library, locate one survey and one questionnaire that
inquire about the same topic or subject matter, such as job satisfaction or employee
motivation. In your post, address the following: What are the similarities and differences
between these instruments? Why use one instead of the other? REFERENCES: Use your
Doing Research in a Business World text to read the following: Chapter 14,
“Questionnaires.” Chapter 19, “Unobtrusive Measures.” Eynon, R., Fry, J., & Schroeder, R.
(2008). The ethics of Internet research. In N. Fielding, R. M. Lee, & G. Blank (Eds.), The SAGE
handbook of online research methods. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. Godlove, T. (2012).
Examination of the factors that influence teleworkers’ willingness to comply with
information security guidelines. Information Security Journal: A Global Perspective, 21(4),
216–229. Holm-Hansen, C. (2006.). Choosing the right questions [PDF]. Retrieved from
https://www.wilder.org/Wilder-
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In observing each of the three papers, it is noted that the differences in style and approach vary between each group of authors. Still, these papers are deemed as “academic works” through which they each meet the criteria to be accepted as such via the peer review process (Cornell University, 2021). Through this process, articles are examined by multiple other scholars, experts, or academic peers to be reviewed and commented on. Once these reviews agree to the validity and contribution to a field of research then they may be published and deemed as scholarly. Moreover, peer reviewed articles (like these) differ than sources collected from news or general interest pieces as they are not written by members of editorial staff or freelance writers (Cornell University, 2021). Per Cornell University (2021), these types of editorials or contributions to a topic generally are written with no specialty assumed and are written with the purpose of providing general information to appeal to a broad audience of concerned citizens.
5. What does this essay exercise teach you in terms of your own writing style, your own approach to research, and what improvements in your style/approach would help you become a better writer?
This essay exercise is teaching me (as I have not completed my essay) that my writing style is subject to change. One thing I learned is that there are many approach styles and each is dictated based on the purpose of the research being conducted. In evaluating each of the three articles, I found that though each article is similar in the field of study the motivation for the research leads the authors to present their research in a way that supports their purpose. For example, one work is presented as case study evaluation, the second was an exploration of a research question, and the third was an expansion of research for supportive information that is presented in the form of a literature review. As such, I observed different ways to present Headings, Abstracts, and Contextual Support. Moving forward, this exposure to different writing styles will help me better organize and tailor my own work for my intended audience. Any thoughts?
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