Designing Research Instruments
Students learn to create effective surveys, interview guides, and observation checklists. They ensure their instruments are unbiased and aligned with their project objectives.
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Students learn to create effective surveys, interview guides, and observation checklists. They ensure their instruments are unbiased and aligned with their project objectives.
Key Questions
- What makes a survey question effective and unbiased?
- How do we choose between qualitative and quantitative methods?
- How do we structure an interview guide?
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