Sampling and Questionnaires

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Sampling and Questionnaires

Starter Recap the following on your mini- whiteboards: What is Secondary data? What is Primary data? Name three examples of official statistics Name two advantages of qualitative secondary data Name two disadvantages of quantitative secondary data What is a content analysis? What is Backwards PERVERT?

Learning objectives Describe the key sampling methods Apply the different types of questionnaires Evaluate the strengths and limitations of questionnaires

Sampling Sociologists rarely have time or funds to question everyone on a large scale, therefore collect information from a smaller group known as the sample (however, in some cases it is possible to question every member for example the government surveys entire population of UK in the census every 10 years) Survey population Representative sample Sampling frame Sampling methods

Types of sampling In groups, use your previous knowledge: Name as many types of sampling methods as you can Briefly explain - examples can be used

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Advantages and Disadvantages Complete the table

Questionnaires Consider the following: What are questionnaires? Do we have different types? Expand Why would you use a questionnaire? Which theory would prefer questionnaires and why?

Design What would you need to think about when designing a questionnaire? Draw up a five question questionnaire on the attitudes to education (or another sociological topic you have covered) Test this on 5 different people in the class (not on your table) Identify any difficulties that you came across Amend questions where necessary

Types of questionnaire Three types: Pre-coded or closed questionnaires Open – ended or open questionnaires Postal/Mail or online self-completion questionnaires In groups briefly note down key characteristics of the above types of questionnaires using examples where possible.

Advantages and disadvantages List as many advantages and disadvantages of pre- coded or closed questionnaires List as many advantages and disadvantages of open - ended or open questionnaires List as many advantages and disadvantages of Postal/Mail or online self-completion questionnaires

Validity of questionnaire research What would an interpretivists view be on questionnaires? – explain your answer Imposition Validity