Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Questionnaire Design (re. Zikmund Chapter 11)

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Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Questionnaire Design (re. Zikmund Chapter 11)

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Major Decisions What to ask How questions are phrased Sequence of questions Layout Pretesting

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research What Questions? … will be determined by Type of Marketing Decision Problem definition Primary research objectives

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Two Main Types of Question: 1. Closed 2. Open

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Closed-ended questions can be: Dichotomous Multiple Likert scale Semantic differential Rank order Numeric

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Dichotomous Description: Question offering two choices Example: Did you watch television at all yesterday? Yes / No

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Multiple Description: Question offering three or more choices Example: Which of these shops do you prefer? Next / River Island / Gap Top Shop/ Top Man

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree Likert scale Description: Statement with which respondent shows the amount of agreement / disagreement Example: Assessment by course-work is easier than assessment by examination

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Semantic differential Description : Scale is inscribed between two bipolar words and respondent selects the point that most represents the direction and intensity of his / her feelings Example: The course I am taking is Interesting :_____:_____:_____:_____:_____: Boring Useful :_____:_____:_____:_____:_____: Useless Easy :_____:_____:_____:_____:_____: Difficult

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Rank order Description: Respondent is asked to rate or rank each option that applies. This allows the researcher to obtain information on relative preferences, importance etc. Example: Please indicate, in rank order, your preferred chocolate bar, putting 1 next to your favourite through to 5 for your least favourite. Snickers Bar Dove bar Wispa Mars Bar Creme Egg

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Numeric Description: Respondent specifies a particular value (can include decimal places) Example: How far (to the nearest kilometre) did you travel today to reach this College? ________km

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Advantages of Closed-Ended Questions Quick to answer Easy to code No difference between articulate and inarticulate respondents Disadvantages of Closed-Ended Questions Can draw misleading conclusions because of limited range of options Researcher / interviewer cannot deal with qualifications to responses e.g. "Yes, but….." or "It depends" where only Yes/No are given as options

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Open-ended questions Unstructured Word Association Sentence completion Story completion

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Unstructured Description: Question that respondents can answer in an unlimited number of ways? Example: Why did you enrol for this course at Huang Huai? ………………………………………………………… …………………… ………………………………….. …………………………………………………………

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Lecture Interesting Computer Exciting Exam Challenge Tutorial Rewarding Word Association Description: Words are presented one at a time and respondents give the first word that comes to mind Example: What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the following ?

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Sentence completion Description: Incomplete sentences are presented, one at a time, and respondents are asked to complete the sentence Example: My worst shopping experience while visiting Zhumadian happened when……………….

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Story completion Description: An incomplete story is presented and respondents asked to complete it Example: I sat down at the kitchen table, picked up a spoon, then looked at the Chicken and Mushroom flavour Instant Noodles in front of me……. NOW COMPLETE THE STORY

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Advantages of Open-Ended Questions Greater freedom of expression No bias due to limited response ranges Respondent can qualify their answers Disadvantages of Open-Ended Questions Time consuming to code Researcher / interviewer may misinterpret and therefore misclassify) a response

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Questionnaire Layout (see Zikmund – page 265) Always Introduce questionnaire Move from general to specific Use “filter” questions

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Checklist for Questionnaires 1. Have you avoided all leading questions? 2. Is the question as specific as possible?. 3. Are the questions going to be understood by all respondents? 4. Is each question applicable to all respondents? 5. Are any of your questions double - barreled?.

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research PILOTING QUESTIONNAIRE Any questionnaire, should be "piloted" (i.e. test it) to check that it is going to function effectively. There are a number of reasons why it is important to pilot a questionnaire: To test how long it takes to complete To check that the questions are not ambiguous To check that the instructions are clear To eliminate questions that do not yield usable data

Bangor Transfer Abroad Programme Marketing Research Pilot on a group similar to the one that will form the population of the research study. It is difficult to give an exact number for the pilot group, generally, pilot on about 5-10% of final sample number. The results from the pilot study should not be included with final results.