Principles of Survey Research
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Chapter 2: Survey: Measurement and Scaling
Chapter 3: Questionnaire
Chapter 4: Sampling
Chapter 5: Data Analysis: A Concise Overview of Statistical Techniques
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Three principles
3.5 · Determining the Order of Questions
QUESTIONSTAR · Dr. Paul Marx
3.5 · Determining the Order of Questions
Three principles
1
Determining the Order of Questions
Opening questions
Should be
interesting, easy and non-threatening
2
— they determine whether respondents continue.
Type of information
Rule of thumb: ask the
research-relevant
information first, then the
classification
and lastly the
identification information
3
.
Difficult questions
Place sensitive, embarrassing, complicated or tedious questions as
far back
Sushi pieces in a fixed order on chopsticks — order matters
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