SEMINÁRIOS EM LÍNGUA INGLESA: ESTUDOS LINGUÍSTICOS AULA 09 – THE QUESTIONNAIRE AS A RESEARCH TOOL 1a Questão READ the text below: Wilson and McLean (1994) describe the ________________ as a widely used and useful instrument for collecting survey information, providing structured, often numerical data, being able to be administered without the presence of the researcher, and often being comparatively straightforward to analyze. ►Choose the best option to complete the text above: action research teacher centeres quastionnarie classroom observation student 2a Questão ► Choose the option that contains one ADVANTAGE of questionnaries as a research tool: Respondents might leave some questions unanswered or complete them incorrectly They are inadequate for visually impaired respondents; There is no way of telling whether the respondents are providing true answers and/or how much thought they have put into them. A large sample of information can be gathered from a large number of people in a relatively short period of time at a low cost If any information is missing, you cannot go back to respondents; 3a Questão READ the text below: Nunan (2007) explains that the ___________ is an instrument for the collection of data, usually in written form, consisting of open and / or closed questions and other probes requiring a response from subjects. ► Choose the option that best completes the text above: questionnaire scientific research good inquiry teacher data 4a Questão We might conclude that the idea of using the questionnaire as a research tool is a very attractive one. Indeed, it offers the researcher many advantages. However, there are some disadvantages in its use as well. Choose the option that contains one ADVANTAGE of using questionnaires as research tool: If any information is missing, you cannot go back to respondents; Respondents might leave some questions unanswered or complete them incorrectly; They are inadequate for visually impaired respondents; They are relatively simple to administer and easy to analyze; They are inadequate for complex issues; 5a Questão We might conclude that the idea of using the questionnaire as a research tool is a very attractive one. Indeed, it offers the researcher many advantages. However, there are some disadvantages in its use as well, for example: They can be administered by the researcher or by a number of people; They are relatively simple to administer and easy to analyze; They can be used for enquiring about sensitive topics, which respondents might feel uncomfortable talking about. They are impersonal A large sample of information can be gathered from a large number of people in a relatively short period of time at a low cost; 6a Questão READ the text below: "The ______________is an instrument for the collection of data, usually in written form, consisting of open and / or closed questions and other probes requiring a response from subjects." (Nunan, 2007) WHICH of the option below completes the gap in the previous text? research questionnaire quantitative research tool qualitative 7a Questão Choose the option that contais one ADVANTAGE of questionnaries as a research tool: They are relatively simple to administer and easy to analyze; They are inadequate for complex issues; If any information is missing, you cannot go back to respondents; They are inadequate for visually impaired respondents; They are impersonal; 8a Questão Wilson and McLean (1994) describe the ___________________ as: ...a widely used and useful instrument for collecting survey information, providing structured, often numerical data, being able to be administered without the presence of the researcher, and often being comparatively straightforward to analyze. qualitative research tool questionnaire quantitative 1a Questão Questionnaires can be useful tools. Which of the items below DOES NOT constitute one advantage of using questionnaires as research documents? They are relatively simple to administer and easy to analyze. They can be administered by the researcher or by a number of people. They can be used for enquiring about sensitive topics, which respondents might feel uncomfortable talking about. They are impersonal. A large sample of information can be gathered from a large number of people in a relatively short period of time at a low cost. 2a Questão Read the quotations below: Wilson and McLean (1994) : "...a widely used and useful instrument for collecting survey information, providing structured, often numerical data, being able to be administered without the presence of the researcher, and often being comparatively straightforward to analyze." Nunan (2007): "...an instrument for the collection of data, usually in written form, consisting of open and / or closed questions and other probes requiring a response from subjects." Both refer to: collecting numbers quantitative research questionnaire research qualitative research 3a Questão Wilson and McLean (1994) describe the ___________________ as: ...a widely used and useful instrument for collecting survey information, providing structured, often numerical data, being able to be administered without the presence of the researcher, and often being comparatively straightforward to analyze. quantitative qualitative research questionnaire tool 4a Questão READ the text below: Nunan (2007) explains that the ___________ is an instrument for the collection of data, usually in written form, consisting of open and / or closed questions and other probes requiring a response from subjects. ► Choose the option that best completes the text above: data questionnaire scientific research good inquiry teacher 5a Questão We might conclude that the idea of using the questionnaire as a research tool is a very attractive one. Indeed, it offers the researcher many advantages. However, there are some disadvantages in its use as well. Choose the option that contains one ADVANTAGE of using questionnaires as research tool: If any information is missing, you cannot go back to respondents; They are inadequate for visually impaired respondents; They are inadequate for complex issues; They are relatively simple to administer and easy to analyze; Respondents might leave some questions unanswered or complete them incorrectly; 6a Questão We might conclude that the idea of using the questionnaire as a research tool is a very attractive one. Indeed, it offers the researcher many advantages. However, there are some disadvantages in its use as well, for example: They can be administered by the researcher or by a number of people; They are impersonal A large sample of information can be gathered from a large number of people in a relatively short period of time at a low cost; They are relatively simple to administer and easy to analyze; They can be used for enquiring about sensitive topics, which respondents