Capturing information from respondents is a science in itself, and requires a very structured approach. The design phase of the questionnaire process should involve three important steps:
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Clearly define the purpose of the questionnaire. This helps make sure that useful questions are asked and that the questionnaire has a logical flow and keeps respondents interested.
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Determine the individual person or group of people that you want to complete the questionnaire.
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Create and then test the questionnaire. In the form, click to test whether the questionnaire is assembled correctly. However, the preferred way to test a questionnaire before distributing it is to complete it yourself.
Carefully designing a questionnaire helps increase the quality of the data that you collect.
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Provides conceptual information about how to create questionnaires. |
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Provides procedural information about how to attach questions to a questionnaire |
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Provides procedural information about how to create a questionnaire |
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Provides procedural information about how to set up result groups. |
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Provides conceptual information about how to work with result groups. |
