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level: MODULE 21

Questions and Answers List

level questions: MODULE 21

Question	Answer
(3) Description of the implementation of the survey:	Date and Place of survey, Distribution method, Treatment of data
The proportion of completed interviews to the total number of eligible respondents, and it indicates how successful the researcher was in gaining cooperation of potential respondents in a sample.	Response Rate
This requires respondents to answer questions, then mail the questionnaire back to the researcher or agency.	Implementing mail surveys
This is advantageous because it can rapidly generate data, allow researchers a high degree of control over sequence in which questions are asked, and ensure that all questions are answered.	Implementing Telephone surveys
What are some weaknesses of telephone surveys?	Low response rates and difficulty of asking complex questions.
This survey is often the only solution when a population list is unavailable or people will not or are unable to respond accurately to another type of survey.	Implementing on-site surveys
Multiple contacts are essential to the success of electronic surveys. A notification email/message is of utmost importance for electronic surveys because questionnaires are easy to discard simply by deleting them.	Implementing electronic/internet surveys
The whole point of conducting a survey is to obtain useful, reliable, and valid data in a format that makes it possible to analyze and draw conclusions about the total target population.	True
Although there is no agreed minimum response rate, the more responses you receive, the more not likely it is that you will able to draw statistically significant conclusions about the target population.	False, the MORE likely it is