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The document discusses a group project and the purpose and types of questions in a questionnaire. It lists the group members and states that the purpose of the questionnaire is to identify problems. It describes qualities of good questions, such as being simple, clear, unambiguous, manageable, and within the researcher's interest. It identifies 10 types of questions: structured, semi-structured, open-ended, rank/item, hypothetical, pre-assuming, behavior, memory, embarrassing, and random response technique questions. Examples are provided for each type.

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Question and questionnaire design
Group Members: - ï‚— DIBBYA KARKI ï‚— SANDESH DAWADI ï‚— PRAKASH ADHIKARI ï‚— AADIT SHRESTHA ï‚— SUSHANT LAMICHHANE ï‚— NISHA SHRESTHA
Question and Questionnaire: -
Purpose of Questionnaire: - ï‚— Identifying the problem.
Qualities of good Questions:- ï‚— should be simple, clear and unambiguous ï‚— Should be manageable ï‚— Within interest of researcher ï‚— Verify the parameter ï‚— Direct utility ï‚— Finding should be maintained ï‚— establish the relation between dependent and independent variable
Type of Question: - 1. Structure Question: -Answer should be in text or numerical form, or would be of monotomous or dichotomous nature. E.g. How old are you?, Are you a male? 2. Semi structure Question: -Answer should be in short form. E.g. What is your name?, Where do you live? 3. Open ended Question: -Answer should have no limit and vary from person to person. E.g. Describe about politics in your view.
Type of Question: - 4. RankItem Question: -Answer would be in rank type. E.g. Which place would you prefer to visit? 5. Hypothetical Question: -Answer would be in hypothetical basis. E.g. If the cost of car decreases by 20%, would you buy it? 6. Pre-assuming Question: -Assumption E.g. Whom did you vote in last election?
Type of Question: - 7. Behavior Question: -Answer should be of 8. Memory Question: -Answer should determine about a memory of the person. E.g. Was Ranipokhari very deep in 1975? 9. Embarrassing Question: -Embarrass the person in answering the question. E.g. Where were you at 9pm last Saturday?
Type of Question: - 10. Random response Technique: -Answer is very sensitive but can’t asked directly. E.g. Are you a HIV AIDS victim?

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Question and questionnaire design

  • 2. Group Members: - ï‚— DIBBYA KARKI ï‚— SANDESH DAWADI ï‚— PRAKASH ADHIKARI ï‚— AADIT SHRESTHA ï‚— SUSHANT LAMICHHANE ï‚— NISHA SHRESTHA
  • 4. Purpose of Questionnaire: - ï‚— Identifying the problem.
  • 5. Qualities of good Questions:- ï‚— should be simple, clear and unambiguous ï‚— Should be manageable ï‚— Within interest of researcher ï‚— Verify the parameter ï‚— Direct utility ï‚— Finding should be maintained ï‚— establish the relation between dependent and independent variable
  • 6. Type of Question: - 1. Structure Question: -Answer should be in text or numerical form, or would be of monotomous or dichotomous nature. E.g. How old are you?, Are you a male? 2. Semi structure Question: -Answer should be in short form. E.g. What is your name?, Where do you live? 3. Open ended Question: -Answer should have no limit and vary from person to person. E.g. Describe about politics in your view.
  • 7. Type of Question: - 4. RankItem Question: -Answer would be in rank type. E.g. Which place would you prefer to visit? 5. Hypothetical Question: -Answer would be in hypothetical basis. E.g. If the cost of car decreases by 20%, would you buy it? 6. Pre-assuming Question: -Assumption E.g. Whom did you vote in last election?
  • 8. Type of Question: - 7. Behavior Question: -Answer should be of 8. Memory Question: -Answer should determine about a memory of the person. E.g. Was Ranipokhari very deep in 1975? 9. Embarrassing Question: -Embarrass the person in answering the question. E.g. Where were you at 9pm last Saturday?
  • 9. Type of Question: - 10. Random response Technique: -Answer is very sensitive but can’t asked directly. E.g. Are you a HIV AIDS victim?