Chapter 12 - Survey Design

• Web-Based Surveys

• One-on-One Interviews

• Mailed Questionnaires

• Focus Group Interviews

Identify the Survey Design.

• Focus Group Interviews

• Web-Based Surveys or Questionnaires

• Telephone Interviews

• Mailed Questionnaires

Identify the Survey Design.

• Focus Group Interviews

• Telephone Interviews

• Web-Based Surveys

• One-on-One Interviews

Identify the Survey Design.

• Telephone Interviews

• Focus Group Interviews

• Mailed Questionnaires

• One-on-One Interviews

Identify the Survey Design.

• One-on-One Interviews

• Focus Group Interviews

• Telephone Interviews

• Web-Based Surveys

This study can examine current attitudes, beliefs, opinions, or practices. Attitudes, beliefs, and opinions are ways in which individuals think about issues, whereas practices are their actual behaviors.

• Survey Design

• Cross-Sectional Survey Designs

• Longitudinal Survey Designs

This survey design involves the survey procedure of collecting data about trends with the same population, changes in a cohort group or subpopulation, or changes in a panel group of the same individuals over time.

• Longitudinal Survey Designs

• Survey Design

• Cross-Sectional Survey Designs

These are the procedures in quantitative research in which investigators administer a survey to a sample or to the entire population of people to describe the attitudes, opinions, behaviors, or characteristics of the population.

• Instrument Design

• Trend Studies

• Survey Design

This is a popular example of Trend Studies, which is used during elections to monitor trends in the population of voters from the primary to the final election.

• Benchmark Polls

• Gallup Poll

• Tracking Polls

It is a longitudinal survey design in which the researcher examines the same people over time.

• Panel Studies

• Trend Studies

• Cohort Studies