QUESTIONNAIRE According to Barrot & Sipacio (2016), a questionnaire is an instrument for collecting data which consists of a series of questions where respondents provide answers. When constructing a...

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Extracted text: QUESTIONNAIRE According to Barrot & Sipacio (2016), a questionnaire is an instrument for collecting data which consists of a series of questions where respondents provide answers. When constructing a survey questionnaire, the folowing should be considered: 1.Scale- This measures how much people agree or disagree with various statements about the study. 2.Construct- it is a trait or characteristic that you would like to evaluate or measure. TYPES OF QUESTIONS 1.Dichotomous Questions- In dichotomous question, only two choices are provided. Examples: Male/Female Yes/No Agree/Disagree 2. Open-Ended Questions- In open-ended questions, the respondents are free to give their ideas and insights on an issue. Example: What are your favorite mobile games? 3.Closed Questions-They are also called Multiple-Choice Questions which consist of three or more mutually exclusive questions with different categories. Example: How often do you watch Korean dramas? -3 or 4 -Never times a week? -Nearly everyday 4.Rating Scale Questions- This kind of question asks the level of agreement or disagreement of the respondents to statements and questions. Example: The restaurant serves quality food. Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree


Extracted text: Look for a sample survey online. Copy five questions and identify what kind of survey question each item belongs by compieting the table below. QUESTION KIND OF SURVEY EXPLANATION QUESTION 1. 2. 4. 5. Activity 1.2 Construct a 4-item questionnaire about your classmates' or schoolmates' reasons for choosing their strands. One question is to be allotted for each type of survey questions. Use a separate sheet for your answer. Choose ONE from the topics below and create a questionnaire using the different types of questions you learned from this lesson. Make 2 dichotomous questions, 3 open-ended questions, 3 closed questions, and 5 rating scale questions in your questionnaire. Use a separate sheet for your answer. • Effectiveness of the government's response to COVID-19 Crisis • Effects of COVID-19 pandemic to students • Effects of COVID-19 pandemic to parents 1/23