A magazine sales representative, for instance, devised a questionnaire to help convince an uncertain client to buy advertising space.
Swift and Fisher ([2012]), for instance, undertook a questionnaire survey with 197 students from schools and colleges to capture their perceptions of education and training.
It is likely that people that have affinity to the subject of a questionnaire, for instance because they have been a victim of crime, respond to a victim study more readily than those who have not.
Although ideally, the development of a conceptual model would precede the development of a questionnaire, in this instance the activities were not carried out in that sequence.
The annoyance was assessed by means of a questionnaire.
A first CBT interview will grade levels of depression on the basis of a questionnaire.
The story takes the form of a questionnaire, as he fills out his online-dating profile.
For instance, in the context of survey data, MCAR data might occur when a respondent simply skips an item or a question, perhaps because of neglecting to turn the page of a questionnaire booklet.
Our literature searches yielded only four instances in which a questionnaire was used to assess quality of life [ 17, 32, 56, 57].
In this instance, data collection involved a questionnaire aimed at assessing the overall environmental knowledge of respondents as well as their attitudes and behaviours regarding energy issues (savings, consumption, interest, use).
