Is there a theoretical basis for the study? If yes, briefly describe the theory. Is the theory stated clearly?…
1. Compare the advantages and disadvantages of using telephone interviews rather than personal interviews or mail questionnaires to collect the needed data.…
· What are some distinct advantages of a qualitative data-gathering strategy, such as participant observation, over more quantitative approaches?…
There are many advantages and disadvantages of questionnaires and throughout this essay I am going to examine the usefulness of questionnaires in sociological research. I will compare the advantages and disadvantages and find out whether it is can be a useful method to use.…
71% of the population is now online spanning every ethnic, socioeconomic and educational divide. Internet surveys serve as the quickest and easiest way to gather information from potential customers and much cheaper. Advantages are that internet surveys can be broadcast to thousands simultaneously and can be in a clients hands much quicker than traditional surveys; internet surveys cut cost by 25 to 40 percent, traditional surveys are labor intensive efforts that incur training; they can be highly…
Questionnaires can be helpful for a company when the questions are produced correctly and given to the right people.…
The reason for using questionnaire: 1. 2. 3. 4. The result is more objective as respondents are chosen at random. Questions are designed by purpose. A large number of respondents could be reached. Outcome is straightforward and is easy for analysis.…
The main advantages of internet-based survey research are the speed in which the research is conducted. The internet’s fundamental capabilities allow for rapid research do to features such as emails; thus, allowing access to target groups as well as individuals through various channels. Also, internet-based survey research ultimately saves time for the researchers. Lastly, an additional advantage to internet-based survey researchers is cost. Going paperless saves money when mass emails are sent.…
survey method has pro’s like it’s easier to perform, more time efficient, and the like. The con’s…
Methodological differences between questionnaire & interviews are seen as having differing & possibility complementary strengths & weaknesses. While questionnaires are usually views as a more objective research tool that can produce…
15. Interviewing- allows for more information from an individual than survey, which aggregates group responses.…
The first method of research I am going to look at is a primary research method that is unstructured interviews. There are a few advantages to unstructured interviews such as; if a researcher is going to conduct and unstructured interview then the participant is more likely to discuss sensitive information with them, this is because they may feel that the interviewer is sympathetic and understanding and so are more likely to open up towards them. Another advantage is that it allows people to explain their answers further if they need to, for example with questionnaires the person answering may not be able to explain why they put that answer, and so their point is not put across as they would like to have been.…
As this method is quite time consuming for both interview and analysis. The samples have to be smaller than those for questionnaire studies for example the Twenty Statements Test discussed above. The quality of interview can also be dependent on interviewers skill and experience so two different interviewers could produce significantly different data with the same…
* Each methodology has its own tools for gathering information. Surveys and questionnaires that include multiple-choice questions work best for generating quantitative data. These surveys can be administered on the street, over the phone or via mail. They usually target a large number of people so that the findings become statistically more relevant and reliable.…
Second type of methods is surveys. Surveys are conducted when a researcher wants quickly to gather a big amount of data. They have low cost, wide range of respondents, easy to conduct and systemize the results. Surveys are usually in a written form and they can be transferred to people in various ways- through e-mail, Web pages or questions can be asked in a person or through telephone call. This type also has few flaws- not all participants will answer to all questions, meaning they can skips some parts, it usually has a low return rate of answers and…