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Accounting Research Acctgres: Data Collection
Accounting Research Acctgres: Data Collection
AcctgRes
Data
Collection
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Methods of Data Collection
✓ Objective Method
✓ Subjective Method
Objective Method
❖The data are collected through measurement,
counting or by observation.
❖This method requires the use of a measuring
or counting instrument.
Subjective Method
❖The information is provided by identified respondents.
❖The instrument used to gather data may take the form of a
questionnaire.
❖The researcher collects data by:
◦conducting personal interviews either face-to-face or
through telephones; or
◦gathering responses using mailed questionnaires or
online survey.
▪ Observation
▪ Experimentation
• Registration
Housing Survey
National Demographic and Health
Census of Philippine Survey
Business and Industry
National Nutrition Survey
Census of Agriculture and Annual Poverty Indicator Survey
Fisheries
Labor Force Survey
Survey of Overseas Filipinos
Replacement List
▪Personal interview
▪Telephone interview
▪Online interview/Self-administered questionnaire
Advantages Disadvantages
» Big savings in the cost » Low response rates
of the survey (especially through
» A large area may be mailed questionnaires)
easily and quickly » Follow-up letters or
covered (especially communication with
through mailed the respondents might
questionnaires) be needed to minimize
the bias due to low
response rates
Opening remarks
THE INTERVIEW
Asking the questions
The probe
Concluding
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Interviewing Techniques
Preparation: Role of Interviewer
➢Be polite
➢Act naturally
➢Assure confidentiality
➢Interview the person who is supposed to
➢Accept a refusal graciously and naturally
➢Follow the substitution procedures specified by the enumerator’s
manual during sample replacement
➢Use the introduction and standard replies prepared for the survey