What parts does a qualified questionnaire include?

Questionnaire title: The title of the questionnaire generally explains the research topic, so that the respondents have a general understanding of the questions to be answered. The title of the questionnaire should be concise, but the research object or topic must be pointed out.

Questionnaire description: Generally, there is a brief description at the title of the questionnaire, which mainly explains the significance, content and selection method of the survey, so as to eliminate the tension and anxiety of the respondents. The explanation of the questionnaire should be concise and friendly, not too casual.

Guidance on filling out the form: For the questionnaire that needs to be filled out by the respondents themselves, the respondents should be told how to fill out the questionnaire. Guidelines for filling in the form can generally be written in the questionnaire description or listed separately. Its advantage is that the requirements are clearer and can attract the attention of respondents.

Research topic: The research topic is to list the research questions step by step according to the research design, which is the main part of the questionnaire. The quality of this part directly affects the value of the whole research. For details, please refer to Section 5 "Answering Methods and Formats".

Coding: coding is the working process of turning the research items and selected answers in the questionnaire into uniformly designed codes. If all the questionnaires are coded, it will be convenient for computer processing and statistical analysis. Generally, the digital coding system is adopted, and the position of "statistical coding" is reserved on the far right side of the questionnaire.