Introduction to Questionnaire Design

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Indiana University Workshop in Methods

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A well-designed and tested survey questionnaire is one of the most powerful tools that researchers in education, health, business and public policy, and the social sciences have to obtain accurate and reliable measurements of a wide range of attitudes, opinions, beliefs, and behaviors. With technological advances in how data are captured, exciting new horizons for survey measurement and assessment of the quality of those measurements are emerging. In this workshop, we review best practices in the development and testing of survey questionnaires that may be administered using web, mail, telephone and/or face-to-face data collection methods. We will provide numerous practical examples of how to design and evaluate survey questions and how to implement commonly used testing procedures, including in-depth cognitive interviews and field pretests.

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Dr. Stacey Giroux is Senior Study Director at IU’s Center for Survey Research and Adjunct Faculty in Anthropology. Lilian Yahng is Director of R&D and the Research Laboratory at IU’s Center for Survey Research. Ashley Bowers is Director of IU’s Center for Survey Research and a clinical assistant professor in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs.

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