Question 1:
A questionnaire is an important tool for getting information from respondents. Questionnaire should thus be properly designed to meet research objectives.
(a) Using suitable examples, describe the guidelines available for deciding on the form and layout of a questionnaire.
(b) Describe any two primary scales of measurement that may be used by researcher.
Question 2:
Burger King has prepared a new cooking process that makes hamburger taste better. Before the new hamburger is introduced in the market the company would like to know about consumer opinion. A sample size of 500 individuals including students and working people are considered. Both non-probability sampling and probability sampling is to be used for the survey.
(a) Show the various sampling techniques that the company may consider.
(b) Explian any two methods for collecting survey data by Burger King.
(c) What information could the company gather during the research process?