A) Stapling multiple pages together.
B) Leaving enough room for open-ended questions.
C) Numbering the questions.
D) Using paper no larger than 8 1/2 x 11 inches.
E) All of the above are all recommended to facilitate handling and control of questionnaires.
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A) The categories are not of equal ranges.
B) The alternatives are not realistic.
C) The categories are not mutually exclusive.
D) The categories are too broad.
E) The categories are too narrow.
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Multiple Choice
A) One problem with all questionnaires is that a question and the way it is asked will affect the response.
B) Initial pretests are best done by personal interview even if the survey is to be handled by mail or telephone.
C) Initial pretests are best done by personal interview unless the survey is to be handled by mail.
D) Both a and b
E) Both a and c.
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A) double-barreled question
B) leading question
C) open-ended question
D) ambiguous question
E) All of the above
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A) personal interviews.
B) mail questionnaires.
C) telephone interviews.
D) All of the above.
E) Both b and c.
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A) fixed-alternative question.
B) multiple-choice question.
C) open-ended question.
D) true-false question.
E) branching question.
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A) The response rate was poor.
B) The interviewer asked leading questions.
C) Some respondents did not understand a particular question.
D) A necessary option was omitted.
E) The researcher has no way of knowing.
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A) investigate it to a limited extent.
B) forget it.
C) evaluate the cost.
D) investigate it carefully.
E) investigate it, as this is likely to reduce sampling error.
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A) "Were you born prior to 1960?"
B) "Do you cheat on your income taxes?"
C) "Is your birthday in September?"
D) "Are you male or female?"
E) All of the above could be paired with the question.
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A) Double-barreled question
B) Leading question
C) Ambiguous question
D) Sensitive question
E) All of the above
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A) personal interview, mail
B) the planned method of administration, mail
C) personal interview, the planned method of administration
D) the planned method of administration, the planned method of administration
E) There is no one best way to conduct the pretests.
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A) deception on the part of a respondent.
B) respondent refusing to answer a question.
C) respondent incorrectly answering a question.
D) deception on the part of the researcher.
E) poor phrasing of a question.
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A) They generally take less time to complete.
B) They are less likely to cause respondents to refuse to participate.
C) They are easier to carry in the field.
D) They are easier to sort, count, and file in the office.
E) They sometimes appear cluttered.
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A) Branching questions are more appropriate for mail surveys than telephone or personal interviews.
B) The evidence indicates that branching instructions increase the rate of item nonresponse for items immediately following the branch.
C) When designing branching questions, it is generally good practice to develop a flow chart of the logical possibilities and then prepare the question to follow the flow chart.
D) It is a good idea to order branching questions so that respondents cannot anticipate what additional information is required.
E) Place the question that follows the branch as close as possible to the original question.
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A) An advantage of scales is that a great deal of information can be secured from the respondent in a short period of time.
B) Item nonresponse is the group of respondents who refuse to participate in the survey being conducted.
C) Once a good set of questions has been developed, it is of little consequence as to the order they are asked on the questionnaire.
D) Both a and b
E) a, b, and c.
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Multiple Choice
A) determine the type of questionnaire and method of administration.
B) specify what information will be sought.
C) determine the content of individual questions.
D) determine the form of response to each question.
E) determine the wording of each question.
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