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Questionnaire Design, Survey Methods, Sampling and Causal Research

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WHO WANTS TO BE

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Agenda

Agenda. Question exercise Question asking Issues and problems Types of questions and examples Advice for questionnaire construction. Question Exercise. Hypothesis: Exposure to sex content on television leads to risky sexual behavior Design two questions to address this hypothesis.

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Introduction to Questionnaire Design

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Chapter 4

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2009-2010 Application Processing Update

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Case Study: Toward National Standards

Case Study: Toward National Standards. 1.2.4. Constitutional Basis Protecting Voting Rights. 12th Amendment- Electoral College- representatives from each state.

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Questionnaire Design, Survey Methods, and Sampling

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European Survey Data for Monitoring and Researching the Quality of Life

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STAT 472

STAT 472. Survey Design Wording Issues Questionnaire design issues. Wording Issues. There are two wording issues: Discussed earlier, is to use simple vocabulary and grammar to minimize confusion The effects of specific words or phrases on the respondent

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Data gathering

Data gathering. Four key issues. Setting goals Decide how to analyze data once collected Relationship with participants Clear and professional Informed consent when appropriate Triangulation Use more than one approach Pilot studies Small trial of main study. Data recording.

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Global versus Specific Questions for the Consumer Expenditure Survey

Global versus Specific Questions for the Consumer Expenditure Survey. Andy Peytchev Consumer Expenditure Surveys Redesign Workshop December 8-9, 2010. Current Specific Questions - Clothing.

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Mock Trial Skills

Mock Trial Skills. Closing Arguments. Opening Talk about facts to be established at trial Arguments from facts not allowed Little or no discussion of law. Closing Work only with facts established in trial Argument from facts is the goal Some discussion of law, burden of proof, etc.

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Survey Question Order and the Political Preferences of College Students and their Parents

Elizabeth Gutting Survey Question Order and the Political Party Preferences of College Students and Their Parents, Daniel J. Willick and Richard K. Ashley. Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 35, Issue 2 (Summer 1971), pages 189-199.

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