QUESTIONNAIRE
1. Definition
of questionnaire
The
questionnaire is a list of questions given to respondents directly or
indirectly.
2. Function
of questionnaire
The
benefits of the questionnaire are as follows:
1.
Obtain data and information as a basis for compiling research results.
2.
Generate data and information with a high level of validity.
3.
Obtain comparative data as material for in-depth evaluation.
4.
Knowing the attitude of the respondents directly.
3. Types
of questionnaire
1. Open questionnaire
The
open questionnaire is a questionnaire with a description question type. In this
case, the respondent needs to provide an answer in the form of an opinion or an
explanation in the blank column provided. Open questionnaires are usually used
to obtain in-depth information.
2. Closed questionnaire
Meanwhile,
in a closed questionnaire, the questions given are in the form of multiple
choices or checklists. That way, respondents can only answer questions with the
available choices. Closed questionnaire results are relatively easy to process
and do not take much time.
3. Mixed questionnaire
Then,
what is a mixed questionnaire? The mixed questionnaire is actually a
combination of open and closed questionnaire types. Besides being useful for
obtaining in-depth information, this method also simultaneously provides a
number of data in the form of numbers.
4. How to make a questionnaire
After
understanding what a questionnaire is, the next thing you need to know is how
to make one. Here's how to easily create a questionnaire :
1. Define information
2. Formulate questions
3. Make explanations or follow-up
questions
4. Designing a questionnaire
5.
Conduct a pilot test of the questionnaire
5. Sample
of questionnaire