outline any five steps in developing a research instrument
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Step 1 – Locating and Defining Issues or Problems. ...
Step 2 – Designing the Research Project. ...
Step 3 – Collecting Data. ...
Step 4 – Interpreting Research Data. ...
Step 5 – Report Research Findings.
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- The background is step one. In this first phase, the proposed research's goal, objectives, research questions, and hypothesis are assessed.
- Step 2: Conceptualizing the questionnaire.
- Format and data analysis in Step 3...
- Establishing Validity is the fourth step.
- Establishing Reliability is step five.
Explanation:
- The most popular technique of data collecting in educational and assessment research is the questionnaire.
- Questionnaires are a useful tool for gathering data about facts, attitudes, behaviors, and other topics. Radhakrishna, Leite, and Baggett (2003) reported that 64% of the 748 research papers in agriculture and Extension education employed questionnaires.
- Additionally, they discovered that 31% of the research examined failed to disclose the methods used to determine reliability or validity (33 percent ).
- To minimize measurement error, an accurate and trustworthy questionnaire must be developed.
- Measurement error, according to Groves (1987), is the "difference between respondents' qualities and their survey replies" (p. 162).
- A valid and accurate questionnaire requires multiple phases that take a long time to develop.
- The sequential stages required in creating and testing questionnaires used for data collecting are described in this article.
- The five consecutive phases involved in questionnaire preparation and testing.
- Before moving on to the next stage, the prior step must have been tested and fine-tuned.
- After these steps, a conclusion is drawn.
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