Asked by
Johnathan Carey
on Nov 20, 2024Verified
In constructing surveys,it is generally advisable to
A) make assumptions about the respondent's experiences, thus directing the question content
B) use response alternatives such as "frequently" and "occasionally," thus allowing some latitude in interpretation
C) place demographic questions at the end because they tend to be boring and personal
D) place demographic questions at the beginning because then participants will respond
Demographic Questions
Questions used in surveys or research that collect data about the characteristics of populations, such as age, gender, income level, and educational background.
- Absorb the principles of data gathering and the arrangement of questions in surveys.
Verified Answer
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Learning Objectives
- Absorb the principles of data gathering and the arrangement of questions in surveys.