Group 4 - Instrument

How many ways are there to get an instrument?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What kinds of respondent data can a questionnaire produce?

• Factual questions, behavioural questions, and attitudinal questions

• Factual questions, and behavioural questions

• Behavioural questions, and attitudinal questions

• Factual questions, behavioural questions, attitudinal questions, and imaginary questions

Which one is correct when writing the questions?

• Use simple and natural language.
  

• Avoid double-barrelled questions.
  

• Include both positively and negatively worded items.
  

• All of them are correct.
  

Which sentence is true about writing the questions?

• Questionnaire should be written in compound or complex sentences.
  

• A valued questionnaire should contain positively and negatively worded items.
  

• We should use “no” or “not” in questionnaire items.
  

• Instead of using positive items, we can restate in negative way by using verbs or

  adjectives that express the opposite meaning.
  

How many minimum of people should the pilot test be conducted?

• 3 to 5

• 5 to 8

• 5 to 10

• 7 to 10

What is the aim of the think-aloud technique?

• To determine whether participants are interpreting the items the way you intended.

• To determine whether any of the questionnaire items are confusing.

• To determine whether participants understand the items in a consistent way.

• To determine whether participants’ answers are true and accurate.