QUESTIONNAIRE

QUESTIONNAIRE

1. Clarity in Language

   • Questions should be understandable and formulated in a language accessible to the participants. The questionnaire should avoid technicalities or complex terms that may confuse the respondent.
     • Type of Questions
       • It is important to choose between open questions (which allow detailed answers) and closed questions (which facilitate the quantification of data).

2. Structure and Organization

   • Questions should be organized in a logical order, starting with general questions and moving towards specific topics.

3. Validity and Reliability

   • The questionnaire should measure what is intended (validity) and provide consistent results in repeated applications (reliability).

4. Visual Presentation

   • A clean and well-organized design helps respondents complete it more easily and in less time.

5. Data Analysis

   • Questions should be designed so that responses are easy to analyze.

6. Ethical Aspects

   • Ethics is essential to protect the rights of respondents.

7. Clear Instructions

   • Each section of the questionnaire should contain precise instructions to help the participant respond correctly and consistently.