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Research Methods Workshop Guide

The document provides an overview of high-quality research methods including questionnaires, interviews, focus group discussions, observations, and workshops. It discusses designing questionnaires, types of questions, interview techniques, and observational methods. The document aims to help researchers choose the best methods and properly conduct their studies.

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Research Methods Workshop Guide

The document provides an overview of high-quality research methods including questionnaires, interviews, focus group discussions, observations, and workshops. It discusses designing questionnaires, types of questions, interview techniques, and observational methods. The document aims to help researchers choose the best methods and properly conduct their studies.

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High-Quality Research

work shop
Munir Sh Abdullah
13-jan -2017

S
Welcome and Introduction
Welcome

SYour Expectation
Over view

S ..
Types of methods

Ask your self the best methods


to conduct your research ?
Tool used

1. questioners
2. interviews
3. FDG focus discussion group

4. Observations

5. Workshops
Stages of questioner

S Designing questioner

S Reforming the questioner

S Conducting

S Analysing (excel/SPSS)

S Presenting result
Writing your questionnaire

S The questionnaire should be


designed with study objectives in
your research and clear idea about
what you want your questionnaire
to achieve
S Design questions in s best way a to
obtain unbiased information
Questioner process
Types of questions

There are many different types


of question you can use to get
information you need
.

Open question

S Allow respondent to use their own


word to answer
Example :
What is causing early divorce in Somalia ?
What are leading factors of Puntland youth immigration?
What is relation between study time and exam scores among Eau
students ?
Closed equations

Gives respondent pre defined option like a ,b ,c


Example :
S How many times do you visit your face account?

S Every 2 hours

S Every 3 hours

S Every 6 hours

S Every 12 hours
General Principles

S avoid leading and loading questions ?

S Do you agree Puntland was better then Somaliland “

S Did you girls think like boys (be specific )

S Avoid double barrelled questions

S avoid doable negative

S Go to from general to particular

S Start easy and non threatening questions

S Start form closed question to open question


Cont

S don’t start Awkward questions

S Explain why you need to know that information

S Put the most of important items in first half of


questionnaire

S Write demographic and personal questions

S keep your questioner as short possible

S Keep your target audience in mind


Examples

Part one: Respondents Demographic

Gender: A) Male ( ) B) Female ( )

Age: A) 18-30 ( ) B) 31-40 ( ) C) 41-50 ( ) D) 50-above (


)

Qualification: A) Certificate ( ) B) Bachelor ( ) C) Master


( ) D) PhD
Practical time(10 minutes )

S Household survey questionnaire

S Bad example (social attitudes questionnaire )

S Develop questionnaire (Develop 5-8 questions )


Presenting

S Numerical data base on quantitative approach you can


using charts and tables ore maid body with text

S For example

S 70 % of responses agreed that Facebook could contribute to


promote peace only
Example 2

1. Do you have a Facebook account?

A. Yes NO

100 questionnaires distributed

• 49 said yes
• 26 said no
• 25 failed to answer
In the field

Conducting an interview
Introduction

S interviews are particularly


useful for getting the
information behind a
participant's experience
Preparing for the interview

S avoid noises

S Ensure the interview comfortable

S Explain who will get access to their answer

S Ask one question at time

S Record the answers


Different types of interviews

S Structured

S Semi-structured

S Unstructured
Structured

Also known as closed or fixed-response interview

S All interviewees are asked the same questions

S Asked to choose answers from among the same set of


alternatives
Semi-structured

S An interview guide is produced with some suggested


questions (sometimes as ‘probes’ or ‘hints’)

S Ensures the same general areas of information are collected


from each respondent they are degree of freadem
Unstructured

S Also called informal or conversational.

S No pre-determined questions are asked in order that the


interviewees need and priorities are paramount
Asking questions and
listening

S .
Listening shows people you are
interested
Practical

S Ask questions (Different types of questions)

S What...? When...? Where...? Which...? Who...?


Observation method

S The observation method involves human or mechanical


observation of what people actually do?

S or what events take place during a buying or consumption


situation. “Information is collected by observing process at work.

S researcher observes and record events

S The most limiting factor in the use of observation method is the


inability to observe such things such as attitudes, motivations,
customers/consumers state of mind
correct
correct

Cont

S more objective and generally more correct

S It also takes time for the investigator to wait for a particular


action to take place.
Practical

S Visting and observation

S EAU Diploma Center ( ABDullah)

S DR Ahmed intitute (Jamac)

S Note taking skill is necessary


‫‪Thanks‬‬

‫‪S‬‬ ‫السالم عليكم ورحمة هللا وبركاته‬

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