Logical errors when developing questions permitted quite often. All of the plurality and diversity of errors found in the questionnaires, highlight the most typical. First, we note a large group of bugs that when the questionnaire under the guise of a single question is asked a few (two or three or more) questions. "Do You know which sports clubs operate at the sports complex and their schedule?" Essentially here asked two questions: "What sports sections work?" and "do You Know the schedule of the sports sections?" Asking the Respondent to this double question, the researcher thus puts him in a rather difficult position, since a particular response may correspond to one issue and not to match the other. He might know what sections are working at the sports complex, but does not know their schedule. There can be three options are not properly constructed question.
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Logical errors when developing questions permitted quite often. All of the plurality and diversity of errors found in the questionnaires, highlight the most typical.
First, we note a large group of bugs that when the questionnaire under the guise of a single question is asked a few (two or three or more) questions. "Do You know which sports clubs operate at the sports complex and their schedule?" Essentially here asked two questions: "What sports sections work?" and "do You Know the schedule of the sports sections?"
Asking the Respondent to this double question, the researcher thus puts him in a rather difficult position, since a particular response may correspond to one issue and not to match the other. He might know what sections are working at the sports complex, but does not know their schedule.
There can be three options are not properly constructed question.
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