Exam 7: Survey Research

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An omnibus survey should be guided by a well-defined inquiry.

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Floaters are people who see themselves as neutral in their attitudes toward a particular issue.

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Survey research usually has more ethical dilemmas than field research designs.

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Research has shown that one third of the public will provide an opinion on a proposed law they know nothing about if they are not provided with a ______ response option.

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Cell phone users are harder and more costly to contact in phone surveys.

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Floaters are respondents who choose a substantive answer even when they do not know anything about a particular question.

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Questions asking for information such as age, sex, race, ethnicity, income, or religion are known as ______ questions.

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The most important consideration in comparing the advantages and disadvantages of the four survey designs is ______.

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What is a split-ballot design? Give an example. What other organization guidelines are there?

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An omnibus survey covers a range of topics to different social scientists.

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The difficulty with group-administered surveys is that assembling a group ______.

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Unless survey questions are clear and convey the intended meaning to respondents, they present a difficult task for researchers.

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No questionnaire should be considered ready for use until it has ______.

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If a survey could possibly have any harmful effects for the respondents, these should be ______.

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What type of questions is this: "Do you disagree that juveniles should not be tried as adults if they commit murder?"

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Likert-type responses generally ask respondents to indicate the extent to which they agree or disagree with statements.

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Mailed, group, and phone surveys are completed by the respondents themselves.

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Research has shown that questions that are written with more behavior-specific language, such as those used by the NISVS, result in much better recall by respondents.

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To prevent any possibility of harm to subjects due to disclosure of information, it is critical to preserve subject confidentiality by ______.

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Consider this question: On average, how much time do you spend on the job each week taking care of traffic violations? Less than 1 hour 1-3 hours 3-6 hours 6-10 hours 10 hours or more Which answer best describes the response categories?

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