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1. What is the primary consideration when assessing the complexity of a questionnaire?

A) Number of questions
B) Time required for completion
C) Type of postage used
D) Color of the paper

2. Which survey method is considered better for collecting information with a relatively
complex questionnaire?
A) Mail interview
B) Personal interview
C) Telephone survey
D) Online survey

3. When assessing the amount of data in a survey, what does "effort required by the respondent"
refer to?
A) Physical exertion
B) Cognitive effort
C) Financial commitment
D) Emotional involvement

4. Which interview technique offers the most potential for control over the sample selection?
A) Mail interview
B) Telephone survey
C) Personal interview
D) Online survey

5. What survey method requires the least total time for completion?
A) Personal interview
 B) Telephone survey
C) Mail interview
D) Online survey

6. In survey research, what is the focus of attempts to increase the response rate?
A) Sampling control
B) Complexity of the questionnaire
C) Reducing nonresponse
D) Time requirements

7. Which factor affects the cost of a survey, making personal interviews generally more
expensive?
A) Sampling control
B) Response rate
C) Time requirements
D) Method of communication

8. What is NOT a factor considered to reduce nonresponse in surveys?

A) Interest rate
B) Notification
C) Type of postage used
D) Monetary incentives

9. What is the purpose of a questionnaire in survey research?

A) Collecting data
B) Reducing nonresponse
C) Sampling control
D) Cost analysis
10. Which major decision area in questionnaire construction involves determining the
information needed and the target respondents?
A) Preliminary decisions
B) Decisions about question content
C) Decisions concerning question phrasing
D) Secondary decisions

11. In questionnaire construction, what does "question phrasing" refer to?

A) Determining the information needed
B) Deciding on the target respondents
C) Choosing the wording of questions
D) Analyzing questionnaire data

12. What should be considered when deciding about question content in a questionnaire?
A) Time required for completion
B) Target respondents
C) Number of questions
D) External events biasing responses

13. Which survey method requires the most potential effort from respondents?
A) Telephone survey
B) Mail interview
C) Personal interview
D) Online survey

14. What is the accuracy of data obtained through a survey?

A) Accuracy of Data
B) Complexity of the questionnaire
 C) Time requirements
D) External events
15. Which interview technique allows the longest control over the sample selection?
A) Mail interview
B) Telephone survey
C) Personal interview
D) Online survey

16. Which factor directly influences the response rate in a survey?

A) Time requirements
B) Complexity of the questionnaire
C) Sampling control
D) Notification methods

17. What is the purpose of a preliminary decision in questionnaire construction?

A) Choosing the wording of questions
B) Reducing nonresponse
C) Determining the information needed
D) Analyzing questionnaire data

18. Which aspect is NOT a consideration in decisions concerning question phrasing?

A) Use of leading words
B) Clarity of words
C) Color of the paper
D) Implied alternatives

19. What is the primary concern in decisions about question phrasing?

A) Target respondents
 B) External events
C) Clarity of words
D) Sampling control

20. Which survey method is associated with the highest cost?

A) Mail interview
B) Telephone survey
C) Personal interview
D) Online survey
1. B 11. C
2. B 12. D
3. B 13. C
4. C 14. A
5. B 15. A
6. C 16. D
7. D 17. C
8. A 18. C
9. A 19. C
10. A 20. C

TRUE OR FALSE:

1. The complexity of the questionnaire is a key criterion for selecting a survey method.
a. True

2. Personal and telephone interviews are better suited than mail interviews for collecting
information in subject areas that require a relatively complex questionnaire.
a. True
3. The amount of data involves considerations of the time required to complete the
questionnaire and the effort required by the respondent.
a. True

4. Personal interview surveys offer the most potential for control over the sample in terms of
sampling control.
a. True

5. Telephone surveys require the least total time for completion, while mail surveys tend to
take the longest time.
a. True

6. The response rate is a factor that influences the effectiveness of a survey method.
a. True

7. The cost of surveys varies with the type of interview, with personal interviews generally
being more expensive than other approaches.
a. True

8. Reducing nonresponse in surveys can be achieved by focusing on factors such as interest

level, notification, type of postage used, and monetary incentives.
a. True

9. Questionnaire construction involves three major decision areas: preliminary decisions,

decisions about question content, and decisions concerning question phrasing.
a. True

10.In questionnaire design, decisions about question phrasing include ensuring that words have
a single meaning to all respondents and avoiding leading or implied alternatives.
a. True

11.The complexity of the questionnaire is an insignificant factor in survey method selection.

a. False
12.Mail interviews are more suitable than personal and telephone interviews for collecting
information in subject areas that require a relatively complex questionnaire.
a. False

13.The accuracy of data obtained by a survey is unaffected by any factors.

a. False

14.Personal interview surveys offer the least potential for control over the sample in terms of
sampling control.
a. False

15.Mail surveys require the least total time for completion, while telephone surveys tend to take
the longest time.
a. False

16.Response rate does not impact the effectiveness of a survey method.

a. False

17.The cost of surveys is consistent across different types of interviews.

a. False

18.Interest level, notification, and the type of postage used are unrelated to attempts to reduce
nonresponse in surveys.
a. False

19.Questionnaire design does not involve preliminary decisions about information

requirements, target respondents, and communication methods.
a. False

20.Decisions concerning question phrasing do not consider whether words have one meaning to
all respondents or if any words are leading or imply alternatives.

a.False