a written or printed form used in gathering information on some subject or subjects, consisting of a set of questions to be submitted to one or more persons.
Base document for research purposes, providing the questions and structure for an interview or self-completion and providing space for respondents' answers.
Form (usually printed) used by sociologists to obtain comparable information from respondents. Often mailed to and filled in by research subjects rather than by the researcher.
A set of questions written on a form.
Survey; a set of questions used to gather information.
A method used for collecting data; a set of written questions which calls for responses on the part of the client; may be self-administered or group-administered (Grinnell, 1990)
A commonplace instrument for collecting data beyond the physical reach of the researcher, that is, from a large or diverse sample of people. It is an impersonal instrument for collecting information and must, therefore, contain clear questions, worded as simply as possible to avoid any confusion or ambiguity since the researcher probably will not be present to explain what was meant by any one particular question. The questionnaire should be designed to fulfil a specific research objective, it should be brief and the sequence of the questions logical.
a form containing a set of questions; submitted to people to gain statistical information
a data collection instrument that is filled out by the research participants
a data-gathering device that elicits from a respondent the answers or reactions to pre-arranged questions presented in a specific order
a document used to guide one or more people to answer one or more questions
an instrument of social perception, and if its use is to have any scientific character, the first duty of the user is to dramatize the play of thought and feeling that takes place between the person that puts the question and the person that answers it
a series of questions that you send to a celebrity or athlete to be answered
a series of written questions a researcher supplies to subjects, requesting their response
a set of items to be read and responded to
a set of printed questions used by a surveyor for obtaining statistically useful or personal information from an individual or family
a set of questions designed to generate the data points necessary for accomplishing the objectives of a research study
a structured set of written questions which are generally answered in the absence of (or, at least, not under the direct scrutiny of) the person who is collecting the information
The questionnaire module allows you to construct questionnaires (surveys) using a variety of question types, for the purpose of gathering data from users. It is based on phpESP, and Open Source survey tool (see: http://phpesp.sourceforge.net).
A document that is used to guide what questions are to be asked respondents and in what order, sometimes lists the alternative responses that are acceptable. An excellent research instrument for libraries to assess customer satisfaction on exit interviews.
A group of questions submitted to the persons surveyed in a quantitative survey.
A means of collecting data from people where they provide written responses to a set of questions, either in their own words, or by selecting predefined answers.
The survey instrument or discussion guide; the guidelines as to the questions for a respondent to answer.
An informal assessment device in which the informant reads questions and writes the answers.
The set of questions in a survey. Don't confuse a questionnaire with a survey. To say "250 surveys were returned" displays ignorance; actually, "250 questionnaires were returned." See instrument.
A written or electronic survey instrument comprised of a series of questions, designed to collect data in a consistent manner.
A set of questions designed to gather the information for the study.
A printed form containing a set of questions for gathering information.
a set of questions designed to generate data necessary for accomplishing the objectives of the research project.
A set of questions designed to collect responses and opinions from users on a topic.
a series of open or closed questions used in a survey to find out peoples views on an issue
A data collection method in which participants read and answer questions in a written format.
The set of questions asked in a survey. In the Yale Roper Collection, the questionnaire, with columns and codes written next to the question, may substitute for a codebook.
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A written or electronic survey instrument comprised of a series of questions, designed to measure a specific item or set of items.
A set of questions that have the same response scale (such as Yes-No, or Agree-Agree a little-Not sure-Disagree a little-Disagree). Questionnaires need to go through a relaibility and validity check before they are widely adopted by other researchers. Usually a questionnaire is an inventory or a measure of some psychological characteristic (e.g., an attribute or attitude).
The line between a questionnaire and a survey is a thin one, and they often overlap. The only difference is that a questionnaire seeks qualitative data – e.g. written responses rather than multiple choice or a rating scale from 1-10.
Printed form presented to a specific audience to solicit answers to specific questions.
A set of written questions used to collect data from respondents.
A printed research instrument containing a series of items to which subjects respond.
A questionnaire is a research instrument consisting of a series of questions and other prompts for the purpose of gathering information from respondents. Although they are often designed for statistical analysis of the responses, this is not always the case. The questionnaire was invented by Sir Francis Galton.