design the questionnaire survey

[...]... AND ATTITUDE QUESTIONS - Most of the questions included in the examples are factual - Attitudes and opinions can be tackled using: • Direct, open-ended questions • Attitude scales • Attitude statement • Attitude statement Eg: Please indicate, by ticking the appropriate box, what do you think of each of the newspaper or magazines Very interesting Gothic City Herald The Australian Any computer magazine...- A closed or pre-coded question is one where the respondent is offered a range of answers or options to choose from Eg1: Can you tell me which or the following age-groups you fall into? Under 15 A 15-19 B 20-29 C 30-59 D 60+ E Eg2: Which of the following best describes your current situation? In full-time paid work A In part-time paid work B . use the local park ? b 2) What do you think of the facilities in the local park? II. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Necessary to inform the potential respondent about: 1. The nature and purpose of the survey. survey 2. The name of the organization responsible for the survey e.g. school, company, hospital, etc. 3. The confidentiality of the data Swinburne University of Technology ACER EMPLOYER SURVEY 1.Objectives. LIÊN 4.NGUYỄN THÙY THẢO LY 5.ĐẶNG THỊ ÁNH TUYẾT 6.NGUYỄN THỊ NGUYỆT DESIGN THE QUESTIONNAIRE 13.WHAT SHOULD BE BORNE IN MIND WHEN WE DESIGN THE QUESTIONNAIRE? A NUMBER OF ISSUES SHOULD BE BORNE IN MIND I.