RESEARCHING INSTRUMENTS

RESEARCHING INSTRUMENTS

1. Questionaires

   • Tool that is made up of ordered and coherent questions to obtain information.
   • there are
     • Structured. Semi-structured. Unstructured
   • The information collected can be interpreted in various ways

2. Interviews

   • It is the meeting of two or more individuals to talk about a certain topic
   • types of interview
     • Labor. Psychological. Opened. Journalistic. Face to face. Closed.
     • Its main purpose is work or psychological
   • Steps for the interview.
     • Presentation. Greeting. Questions. Development of the interview. conclusion

3. Content Analysis

   • It is the obtaining of information based on other investigations of the matter
   • It is based on variables and qualities.
     • And in the coding
   • applications
     • Analyze trends, differentiate and compare elements, build communication channels.

4. Focus Group

   • Set of people with different ideals and experiences
     • Meeting to solve a specific problem or situation
   • For it to work properly you need:
     • Define objective. List the points to be discussed. Set times. Establish a place.
   • This tool is very viable, since it allows to solve situations more quickly

5. Observations

   • It is about observing the actions of someone or something, and based on that, analyze and draw conclusions and information.
   • To use this tool correctly, the following steps must be followed:
     • Evidence. Systematization. Analysis of the information.