'Loaded questions' diaporamas de présentation

Surveys: What Are They?

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Applied Opinion Research Training Workshop

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Critical Inquiry

Critical Inquiry. Part Two. Chapter 5 objectives. Students will learn to: Define the difference between rhetoric and argument Detect rhetorical devices and their persuasive impact Recognize prejudicial and nonprejudicial uses of rhetorical devices

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Chapter 15

Chapter 15. Fieldwork and the Research Report. Chapter overview. The chapter looks at the use of fieldwork, or research done through observation, interviews, and questionnaires Looks at the genre Examines how researchers design fieldwork Then looks at the three methods.

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Questionnaire design Zikmund,W.G .

Questionnaire design Zikmund,W.G. 9632024 ??? ??????????. ????. ??? ??????? ??? ??????. ??. What should be asked? Phrasing questions The art of asking questions What is the best question sequence? What is the best layout? How much pretesting and revising is necessary?

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Other Considerations in Questionnaire Development

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Composing Questions

Composing Questions. Goals for Effective Survey Questions. Focused Concise Clear. Source of Bias and Error. Instrumentation The way the questions are written, asked, or set up Response Bias The way the respondent chooses to answer the question(s) asked. Ways to Avoid Bias.

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Making the Interview Work

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Moving from Notions to Numbers: Psychological Measurement. Converting Notions to Numbers. Judgment phase Are participants thinking about the same question that the researcher was thinking about? Response translation phase

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Misuses of Statistics

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Loaded Questions Rhetorical Questions

Loaded Questions Rhetorical Questions. Jonathan Rada. Rhetorical Questions. What is a rhetorical question?. Loaded Questions. A question that rests on one or more unwarranted or unjustified assumptions.

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Surveys

Surveys. Alfred Kobsa University of California, Irvine. When to chose a survey. Scope of problem very clear Questions can be clearly formulated at a concrete level

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GCSE English

GCSE English. Media and non-fiction texts. Non-fiction texts. What do we mean by non-fiction texts? Some examples are; newspaper and magazine articles, travel writing, autobiographies and cartoons A lot of non-fiction texts use persuasive writing

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Statistics

Statistics. 1.3 Uses and Abuses of Statistics. Uses of Stats. Small samples Precise numbers Guesstimates Distorted Percentages Partial Pictures Deliberate Distortions Loaded Questions Misleading Graphs Pictographs Pollster Pressure Bad Samples Self-selected survey. Abuses of stats.

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Qualitative Interviewing

Qualitative Interviewing. Question Formulation. Questions should be relevant Questions should be motivating Minimizing Inhibition minimizing ego threat minimizing forgetting Maximizing Response m aximizing acknowledgment maximizing empathy Loaded questions can be used strategically

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