ENERO, Samantha C. 4thQ-PR2-Worksheet 2 (Desinging The Instrument-Validity and Reliability)
ENERO, Samantha C. 4thQ-PR2-Worksheet 2 (Desinging The Instrument-Validity and Reliability)
ENERO, Samantha C. 4thQ-PR2-Worksheet 2 (Desinging The Instrument-Validity and Reliability)
Date :6/24/2021
Section: 11 STEM EMERALD Score: ____________
A. Modified True or False. Write TRUE if the statement is correct, if not, change the underlined word/s to make the
statement correct.
True 1. Avoid making lengthy and confusing questions in your survey questionnaire.
why 2. Open-ended questions usually answer the question “what”.
True________ 3. The quality of the research findings depends on the quality of the research instrument used.
Close Ended Questions 4. Dichotomous questions are questions where three or more choices are provided.
Quantitatively 5. Likert scale is use in measuring the perspective or behavior of the respondents qualitatively.
B. Based on the sample research instrument below, identify the type of research questions used.
5= Very Satisfied
4= Somewhat Satisfied
3= Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
2= Somewhat Dissatisfied
1= Very Dissatisfied
5 4 3 2 1
Registrar’s Office
Canteen
Comfort Rooms
Classroom Ventilation
Cashier’s Office
College/ Department staff
4. Please rate the following personal goals to Senior High School (SHS) in
order of importance from 1 to 6 with 1 indicating most important goal, 2 second
most important goal and so on.
✓ Dichotomous Question
✓ Open - ended Question
✓ Close- ended Questions
✓ Rating Scale Question
CHOICES:
✓ Rank-order Scale Question
Identify the word/s being described in each statement. Choose the letter of your answer in the box. Write the
letter on the space provided above each number.
3. The process of pre-testing the instrument before distributing to the target respondents.
4. Testing reliability by giving the test twice and correlating two set of score.
5. A series of questions where the respondents provide their responses.
7. It refers to whether the operational definition of a variable actually reflects the true theoretical meaning of a concept