Survey Validation and Reliability Test

Who among the following cannot validate a survey?

• Individuals without relevant expertise
• Statisticians
• Professor/Teachers with relevant expertise

• Experts in the Field with relevant expertise

How many experts must validate a survey questionnaire?

• No experts required
• 2 to 4 experts

• at least 5 experts

• 1 expert

What is the primary purpose of validating a survey?

• To ensure accuracy of data

• To increase the number of respondents

• To make the survey look professional

• To reduce the time taken for analysis

What should be done if a survey question is found to be ambiguous?

• Leave it as is

• Rephrase the question

• Remove the question

• Ask respondents for clarification

Which of the following is a key benefit of validating survey questions?

• Improves response rates

• Enhances question clarity

• Reduces survey length

• Increases survey costs

When should a survey questionnaire be reviewed for validity?

• Before data collection

• During data analysis

• After data collection

• Only if issues arise

What is the role of a pilot test in survey validation?

• To finalize the survey design

• To identify potential issues

• To increase sample size

• To ensure data analysis is accurate

Which factor is crucial for ensuring the validity of survey results?

• Clear and concise questions

• High number of respondents

• Use of complex language

• Lengthy surveys

What is the impact of biased survey questions on the results?

• They improve data accuracy

• They can skew the results

• They have no impact

• They enhance respondent engagement

Which of the following is a potential consequence of poorly designed survey questions?

• Increased respondent satisfaction

• Higher data validity

• Misleading results

• Improved data collection efficiency