Surveys
Gathering Research
Vocab
100

How many questions should you have in a survey?

What is fewer than 5 or 6?

100

Who is primary research done by?

Yourself or someone within your organization

100

What is primary research?

What is directly from you or your coworkers?

200

What type of survey is more effective for gathering responses in modern business settings?

What is an online survey?

200

What are common types of primary research?

What are surveys or interviews?

200

What is secondary research? 

What is data other people have collected?

300

This type of survey question should avoid influencing the responder's answer.

What is a non-leading question?

300

Who is secondary research done by?

Someone else and then analyzed by you

300
A question that influences a particular answer is called this

What is a leading question?

400

To ensure clarity, survey questions should only focus on what?

What is a single idea per question?

400

What are the two types of research?

What is primary or secondary?

400

What is the process of collecting and analyzing data to solve a problem or make a decision?

What is research?

500

A survey asks, "Don't you think our product is great?" What is the problem in this question?

What is a leading question?

500
How long does it take to gather data?

It varies (weeks, months, or years)

500

What is the method of gathering information by asking people structured questions?

What is a survey?