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A survey must accomplish two basic things: (1) translate the objectives of the research project into specific questions that the respondents can answer, and (2) motivate the respondents to cooperate and give the answers that best reflect their feelings and opinions, in an accurate and unbiased manner.
The Toolkit provides question construction guidelines above and specific examples with the sample questions in Chapter 10. [ Chapter 5 Table of Contents | Previous Section | Next Section | Toolkit Home ] |
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