Improvement 4 3 2 1 1. Directions are clear and unequivocal. 2. Questions are unequivocal. 3. Used correct grammar. 4. No biased questions. 5. Every item/question applies to each respondent. 6. All questions are related to the topic/research problems under study. 7. All questions would gather data relevant to the study and would answer the research problems. 8. Made as many questions as would supply adequate information for the study. 9. Grouped the questions in logical sequence, i.e., Questions may be grouped according to the research problems under the statement of the problem or easier questions should be asked first. 10. Asked one item at a time, thereby avoiding multi-barrelled items. 11. Used positive language. Stated all questions affirmatively. 12. Worded carefully or avoided questions that deal with confidential or embarrassing information. 13. Explained and illustrated difficult question/s or used simple terms for easy understanding. 14. Used the appropriate scale/s (e.g., Likert). 15. Choices or options are objective and aligned to the question (for multiple choice and multiple response questions). 16. Created sufficient number of response categories. This is to make possible the inclusion of the correct choice of the respondent. 17. Proper reverse scoring (if applicable). Sometimes, a group of statements on a single measure is stated in different “directions.” That is, a 5 indicates a high level of endorsement of a particular attitude, whereas on other items, a 5 means low level. Before responses can be combined into a single meaningful total score, all items must be in the same direction. To accomplish this, the scores for those items that are in an opposite direction are “reversed.” High scores become low scores and low scores become high scores. 18. Balanced the visual, numeric, and conceptual mid-point of the response options. 19. Placed all spaces for replies at the left side (if applicable). 20. Made the respondents anonymous (if need be). 21. If the respondent is anonymous, are there questions/items about their identification depending on the variables needed for the study? e.g., age, grade level, sex, etc. 22. Added a catch-all-word into the options of multiple response question, i.e., Others, pls. specify
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