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Question and Answer. Questionnaire Methodology. By Þorlák Karlsson and Þórólf Þórlindsson.
Questionnaires are an important research tool used in almost all disciplines that deal with humans in one way or another — such as sociology, psychology, political science, marketing, education, anthropology, law and economics, nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy, medicine, physiotherapy and dentistry. The same can be said for some branches of the humanities such as philosophy, grammar and language.
The mainstays of surveys — namely questionnaires and the sample that answers them — are the main subject of the book, which is intended on the one hand for those who use surveys and on the other hand for those who create them. But since each survey is a new measuring instrument, its designer must always figure out for himself how to make it work. This book is useful for that.
The authors, Þorlákur Karlsson and Þórólfur Þórlindsson, are some of the most experienced in this field in Iceland and have conducted research on questionnaires, taught methodology, and written about the subject for three decades.
Questionnaires are an important research tool used in almost all disciplines that deal with humans in one way or another — such as sociology, psychology, political science, marketing, education, anthropology, law and economics, nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy, medicine, physiotherapy and dentistry. The same can be said for some branches of the humanities such as philosophy, grammar and language.
The mainstays of surveys — namely questionnaires and the sample that answers them — are the main subject of the book, which is intended on the one hand for those who use surveys and on the other hand for those who create them. But since each survey is a new measuring instrument, its designer must always figure out for himself how to make it work. This book is useful for that.
The authors, Þorlákur Karlsson and Þórólfur Þórlindsson, are some of the most experienced in this field in Iceland and have conducted research on questionnaires, taught methodology, and written about the subject for three decades.