Survey Design Quantitativeresearch
Survey Design Quantitativeresearch
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Execution Stage
Descriptive – Graphical and numerical methods for summarizing
(describing) the data – Describe phenomena and summarize them.
Graphs, tables and numerical summaries are all examples of descriptive
statistics
Inferential – Making predictions based on the data– Inferential
Statistics uses methods for making predictions about a
population (total set of subjects of interest), based on data from a
sample (subset of the population on which study collects data).
Measure associations, e.g. income and quality of life.
Survey Designs (Avedian, 2014, p. 4)
Longitudinal design and its various forms, such as the panel study
and the cohort study
Comparative design
Six steps to better survey design (OECD,
2012)
Step 1. Define survey objectives, use of results and
target population