This week we will share with you the type of questions commonly used in a questionnaire. It is important that you use the correct type of question to get the most accurate and reliable answers from your respondents.
FIRST: Demographic Questions: These are questions that asks the personal details of the respondents. Some examples are:
- Gender
- Age
- Race
- Occupation
- Marital Status
SECOND: Single Answer Questions: These questions are questions that the respondents need to select 1 answer only. Below is an example:
THIRD: Multiple Response Questions: As the name implies, these questions allow the respondents to select more than 1 answer:
FOURTH: Open-Ended Questions: In these types of questions the respondent has the freedom to write what he/she wants when answering the question:
FIFTH: Rating Questions (Likert Scale): These questions will prompt the respondent with a message, and the respondents will rate how much they agree or disagree with the message:
SIXTH: Ranking Questions: This type of question requires the respondent to rank a group of items from lowest to highest:
Thats about it. There are many more designs, but these are the more common questions. They are simple,
easy to understand and answer, and the data can also be analysed quickly and effectively.
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