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Self-designed survey instruments in quantitative research


Problem:

If using self-designed survey instruments. Some key elements to consider are:

Must use instruments with sound psychometric (reliability and validity) properties

Variables/Constructs

-Variables: Directly observable (i.e. weight, height)

-Constructs: Mental representations based upon experience (i.e. job satisfaction, commitment)

Do not use self-developed instruments when measuring constructs

You will need to describe each instrument's purpose, intended populations, scales, scoring process, time needed to complete, etc.  You will also address the psychometric issues surrounding the instrument, reliability, and validity-this is very important. You will need to report the reliability and validity coefficients. Where possible, include the details of the reliability measures employed (e.g., test-retest, equivalent or alternate form, split-half, and internal consistency). Validity should include content validity, criterion-related validity, and construct validity. State briefly what these measures of validity are and report their Intercorrelation coefficients.

You will need to gain permission from the test publisher to use some instruments.

Question:

Based on the above content, provide one concise paragraph that explains why it is important to consider key elements, such as (using instruments with sound psychometric properties), when using self-designed survey instruments in conducting quantitative research. (Provide an insight from the following peer-reviewed resource.) Need Assignment Help?

Reference,

ZHOU Ying*,LI Yuyan,XU Lei,LIU Kun,NING Renli. (2025). Self?evaluation and analysis of influencing factors of clinical research knowledge among clinical research coordinators/associates. Zhongguo Linchuang Yanjiu, 38(7), 1078-1081.

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