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Lecture 02: Survey design
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This is the second lecture for the Survey research and design in psychology unit of study.
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Outline
[edit | edit source]This lecture discusses the nuts and bolts of good survey design for research in the social sciences, including
- Research process
- Types of surveys
- Survey design
- Levels of measurement
- Sampling
- Biases
- Non-sampling
- Threats to internal validity e.g., Demand characteristics
- Sampling
- Non-sampling
Readings
[edit | edit source]As per Lecture 01 readings.
Slides
[edit | edit source]- Lecture slides (Google Slides)
- 2018 handouts:
Video
[edit | edit source]See also
[edit | edit source]- Survey research (Previous lecture)
- Descriptives & graphing (Next lecture)
- Level of measurement
- Survey design
- Survey data collection (Wikipedia)
- Sampling (statistics) - Example: Shere Hite - ‘American Sexology’
- Example Likert scale