QUIZ SA INQUIRY (INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT) Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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comprises questions anchored on the problem statements

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SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE

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2
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must be answered by respondents competent to give
details on facts or information

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SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE

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3
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TWO CLASSIFICATION OF SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE

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OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS & FIXED ALTERNATIVE
QUESTIONS

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4
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They are given to express themselves freely about a particular subject or issue

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OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS

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5
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They limit the responses of the
respondents based on the list of choices from the enumerated
alternatives.

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FIXED ALTERNATIVE
QUESTIONS

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6
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It is essential to _______ the results of the survey even if it was done merely for a purpose of pre-testing.

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tabulate

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7
Q

Every questionnaire must have ____________ and ___________
so that the respondents can give credible and reliable answers.

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clear instructions and directions

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8
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The research questionnaire must be _______ with the _________ and _________

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parallel with the statement of the problem
thesis title

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9
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The researcher may pattern his/ her questionnaire from some research studies which has ________ to his/ her research undertaking and statement of the problem.

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resemblance

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10
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If a new instrument is formulated, the same must undergo a _______________.

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validation procedure

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11
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pertains to the extent that the instrument measures what it was designed to measure.

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Validity

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12
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pertains to the extent that the
instrument yields the same results over multiple
trials.

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Reliability

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13
Q

GIVE ME THE 3 WAYS TO DEAL WITH THE VALIDITY OF RESEARCH
INSTRUMENT

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Content Validity
Construct Validity
Criterion-related Validity

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14
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measures the level to which the items that encompass the scale exactly represent or measure the information that is being assessed.

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Content Validity

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15
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measures what the intended scores mean and if they can be generalized.

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Construct Validity

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16
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says how well the scores from the instrument forecast a known result they are expected to predict

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Criterion-related Validity

17
Q

GIVE ME THE 3 WAYS TO DEAL WITH THE RELIABILITY OF RESEARCH
INSTRUMENT

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Test-retest
Alternative Form
Internal Consistency

18
Q

method that administers the same instrument to the
same sample at two different points in time, perhaps
one-year interval.

19
Q

requires two different instruments consisting of
similar content.

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Alternative Form

20
Q

uses one instrument that is administered only once.

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Internal Consistency

21
Q

mportant in developing and checking the feasibility of the
methods,

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PILOT TESTING

22
Q

If the researcher cannot have a pilot testing of his/ her
questionnaire considering his/ her time and resources, the
research undertaking as a student can be considered as a _________________________.

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pilot for a larger study

23
Q

The researcher should state the reason for choosing the design and discuss why it is appropriate to use it in
the undertaking.

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RESEARCH DESIGN OR METHOD

24
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The researcher should also discuss thoroughly the
steps s/ he had undertaken in using the particular
design.

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RESEARCH DESIGN OR METHOD

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one technique may be combined with another technique to make the undertaking more credible and reliable
DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUES
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It is significant that the researcher has records of everything that transpired during the whole process of data gathering
DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUES
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3 METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION TECHNIQUES
INTERVIEW OBSERVATION DOCUMENT ANALYSIS
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it is useful to sightsee the experiences, opinions, or beliefs on specific matters.
INTERVIEW
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3 TYPES OF INTERVIEW
STRUCTURED INTERVIEW SEMI-STRUCTURED INTERVIEW UNSTRUCTURED INTERVIEW
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used to understand phenomena
OBSERVATION
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2 TYPES OF OBSERVATION
NON-PARTICIPATING OBSERVATION PARTICIPATING OBSERVATION
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it is based from the existing sources
DOCUMENTARY ANALYSIS
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5 TYPES OF DOCUMENT ANALYSIS
GOVERNMENT REPORT PERSONAL DOCUMENT NEWSPAPER ARTICLE BOOKS MEDICAL RECORD
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refers to the tools or means by which a researcher tries to quantify variables
INSTRUMENTATION
35
It is also a specific term concerning a threat to internal validity in research
INSTRUMENTATION
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most common instrument in the data collection for quantitative research:
survey questionnaire and interview schedule
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significant subsection as it would establish that the chosen sample
SAMPLING
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The key consideration in sampling for quantitative research is ___________
representation
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It is also suggested that the researcher provides the necessary information about his/ her_____________ in a quantitative research and the rationale for choosing them.
respondents