Questionnaries

Questionnaries

1. It consists of a set of questions regarding one or more variables to be measured.

2. It consists of instructions and questions.

3. They are classified

   • Closed
     • consists of a set of questions regarding one or more variables to be measured

4. It consists of a set of questions regarding one or more variables to be measured.

5. It consists of instructions and questions.

   • require relatively little time to gather information on large groups

6. They are classified in

   • Open
     • they do not delimit the response alternatives in advance
     • Open questions do not delimit the response alternatives in advance.
     • It is the one that requests a free response.
     • This response is written by the subject himself.
   • Closed
     • consists of a set of questions regarding one or more variables to be measured
     • It is the one that requests brief, specific and delimited answers.
       • These answers ask to be answered with: Yes or No.
       • Several alternative answers: where one or more items (option or category) are indicated, add the category Others or None of the Previous, as the case may be.
     • "In order to formulate closed questions, it is necessary to anticipate possible alternative answers."
     • Advantage
       • It requires less effort on the part of the respondents.
       • They limit the responses of the sample.
       • It is easy to fill.

7. The subject who responds, provides written information about himself or about a given topic.

8. disadvantage

   • the person who answers responds by hiding the truth or producing notable alterations in it