Nick Evans

A Student Guide to Effective Research Questionnaires and Surveys (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Get to Grips With Questionnaires and Boost Your Research Results with Data Collected to a High Standard.

If you are an undergraduate studying for a qualification, a post-graduate preparing research reports, undertaking any sort of student investigative project or simply looking to collect evidence that backs up your ideas, then this easy-to-read and informative book is for you.

You'll discover how to set objectives for your questionnaires; construct questions so they'll deliver valuable results; create answer types that will allow you to drill down into your data; deliver your questionnaire in accessible ways to your respondents; collect the responses and ensure they are accurate; analyse all of the responses, then use statistical and analytical tools to get even more from them than appears on the surface; present your findings in a way which will enlighten your readers and deliver the end result which you want.

The book also contains a simple primer on the main statistical measures, enabling you to evaluate the reliability of your data and assess other people's results from a point of understanding.

Any student or academic conducting research will benefit from the insights that this book brings and will find it an excellent resource throughout their project work.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Nick Evans
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231062201
• Artikelnr.: 74817207

Autorenporträt

Nick Evans is a Poole-based author who has a background in technical writing. Some years ago he wrote two books in a scifi series for children, entitled "Xalata Orbit and Melody Fret". He's also been working on a third one to complete the trilogy. However, his time in the past couple of years has been taken in writing his memoir, "A Glass Darkly", which explores the early death of his parents and the impact it had on him. Despite the subject matter, it's a heartwarming read which has been warmly welcomed.

During his extensive career in sales and marketing, he has also had a sideline as a freelance journalist, writing for The Guardian, The Times Educational Supplement and a range of magazines in education, technology and business. He has published books on the use of computers in schools and on building businesses through research.

He is now largely retired from the company - Extramile Digital - that he and his wife set up in April 2000. It's recently celebrated a landmark birthday and continues to go from strength to strength. Meanwhile, he continues writing and enjoying the wonders of the South Coast. His current project is a follow-up to "A Glass Darkly".