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    The document discusses the importance of reliability and validity in research questionnaires. Reliability measures consistency, while validity measures how well a questionnaire reflects real-world conditions. For a questionnaire to be acceptable, it must demonstrate both reliability and validity through various statistical analyses, with the specific analyses depending on the questionnaire's design and purpose. The document also lists reliability and validity as important qualities of a good questionnaire and outlines some key aspects of research methodology like identifying sub-problems and variables.

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    The document discusses the importance of reliability and validity in research questionnaires. Reliability measures consistency, while validity measures how well a questionnaire reflects real-world conditions. For a questionnaire to be acceptable, it must demonstrate both reliability and validity through various statistical analyses, with the specific analyses depending on the questionnaire's design and purpose. The document also lists reliability and validity as important qualities of a good questionnaire and outlines some key aspects of research methodology like identifying sub-problems and variables.

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    Chapter 3

    Research Methodology
    For a questionnaire to be regarded as acceptable, it must possess two very important qualities which
    are reliability and validity. The former measures the consistency of the questionnaire while the latter
    measures the degree to which the results from the questionnaire agrees with the real world.

    Qualities of a good Questionnaire


    Reliability and validity are two very important qualities of a questionnaire. There are different statistical ways to
    measure the reliability and validity of your questionnaire. The statistical choice often depends on the design and
    purpose of the questionnaire.
    Instrument Validity and Reliability
    Degree of Relevance
    Statement of the Problem
    Survey Questionnaire
    - Sub Problems
    - Variables

    Validity Reliability

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