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cognitive
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psychomotor
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rationale for knowledge, attitude, behavior questions |
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- people acquire knowledge from different sources
- intends to act according to acquired knowledge
- have objective grounding (there is a right answer)
- if more than one answer is "correct", than its more attitude or opinion
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guidelines for knowledge questions |
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- self reported vs. objective knowledge
- non-threatening knowledge questions
- knowledge as an opinion
- reduce overstatement of knowledge
- less range (have you ever heard of...)
- dichotomous questions (2 options)
- MC questions increased range
- field coded (open) questions
- include don't know
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attitude question guidelines |
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- give middle option (the same, about enough, etc.)
- ]more categories are better, but only up to 5 or so in interviewer administered interview
- more in self administered, less on phone (nothing gained beyond 10 different options)
- response order effects
- having negative responses first and then havin positive responses
- having different orders for different questions is not good
- either have positive to negative or negative to positive for all questions for a group of questions
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behavior questions guidelines |
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- need object specificity and time referent
- must know if question is "threatening"
- over-reporting (socially desirable behavior)
- under-reporting (socially undesirable behavior)
- solutions in moderating time frame
- short/specific time frame- reduce over-reporting
- long time frame- reduce under-reporting
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- language
- culture
- being the only westerner
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two options of doing integrated survey work |
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- mobile teams with fixed data entry
- mobile teams with mobile data entry
- both based on team approach
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- visual scrutiny of completed questionares
- visual observation of interviews
- check up visits (frequent and random)
- supervisors must be supervised too
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- written on hard copy of survey
- sub sample checked for mistakes
- data entry place double enters
- we check for correlation of two entries
- reenter 5% sample and check against their work, accept if error rate below threshold
- thats the "raw" data
- send the list of flagged entries to location of hard compies
- hard copies checked against soft copy and soft copy corrected, mistake flag lowered
- fell free to use the data
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CAPI (computer assisted data entry) |
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- interviewing and data entry brought together
- faster data and more accurate data
- flexible questionnaire design
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- adapting software is complicated
- challenges to develop questionnaire
- is there any technical experts in the field?
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