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What is a First Class Survey?

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A First Class Survey is a type of survey that is conducted to gather data on a specific population or group, often used in research to understand demographics, preferences, or behaviors.

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What are the key components of a survey?

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The key components of a survey include the target population, sampling method, questionnaire design, data collection method, and analysis plan.

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Define 'target population' in the context of surveys.

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The target population is the entire group of individuals or instances about whom the survey aims to gather information.

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What is a sampling method?

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A sampling method is a technique used to select individuals from the target population to participate in the survey.

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Explain the difference between qualitative and quantitative data.

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Qualitative data is descriptive and conceptual, often collected through open-ended questions, while quantitative data is numerical and can be measured and analyzed statistically.

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What is a questionnaire?

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A questionnaire is a set of written questions used to gather information from respondents in a survey.

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What is the purpose of pre-testing a survey?

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Pre-testing a survey helps identify potential issues with the questionnaire, such as confusing questions or technical problems, before it is administered to the full sample.

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Define 'response rate' in surveys.

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Response rate is the percentage of people who respond to a survey out of the total number of people selected to participate.

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What is bias in survey research?

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Bias in survey research refers to systematic errors that can affect the validity of the survey results, often due to the way questions are framed or the selection of participants.

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What is the importance of anonymity in surveys?

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Anonymity in surveys encourages honest responses from participants, as they feel more secure sharing sensitive information.