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Cognitive Interviewing Better Questions Are Ours for the Asking

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.09.2004

Herausgeber

Gordon B. Willis

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Sage Publications

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352

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22,9/15,2/2,1 cm

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510 g

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Englisch

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978-0-7619-2804-1

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.09.2004

Herausgeber

Gordon B. Willis

Verlag

Sage Publications

Seitenzahl

352

Maße (L/B/H)

22,9/15,2/2,1 cm

Gewicht

510 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-7619-2804-1

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Libri GmbH
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DE

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  • ORIENTATION AND BACKGROUND
    Introduction to Cognitive Interviewing
    What is (and isn¿t) cognitive interviewing?
    A broader perspective: The cognitive testing process
    Setting the Stage: First Principles of Questionnaire Design
    Questionnaire-related (and other) sources of error in self-report surveys
    Why do survey questions produce response error? A sociolinguistic perspective
    How can we avoid problems in survey questions?
    If we are proficient designers, why do we need to test questions?
    Chapter summary
    Exercise: Question evaluation
    The CASM Approach to Questionnaire Design
    Origins of CASM
    Applications of Basic CASM Research
    Cognitive interviewing as Applied CASM Research
    Chapter summary
    Cognitive Interviewing in Practice: Think-Aloud, Verbal Probing, and Other Techniques
    Think-Aloud interviewing
    Verbal Probing Techniques
    Concurrent versus retrospective interviewing
    Choosing between think-aloud and probing techniques
    Vignettes, card sorts, and field-based probes
    Chapter summary
    THE INTRICACIES OF VERBAL PROBING
    Developing Standard Cognitive Probes
    Examples of cognitive probing
    Logical and structural problems
    A systematic approach to probe development: The Question Pitfalls Model
    Chapter summary
    Exercise: Using the QAS to develop probe questions
    Beyond the Standard Model of Verbal Probing
    A classification of probe types
    Proactive versus Reactive probing
    Standardized versus free-form probes
    Chapter summary
    Exercise: Emergent probing
    A Further Perspective: Probing as Expansive Interviewing
    A broad view of cognitive interviewing
    The Ethnographic Interview as an alternative perspective
    Merging Cognitive and Expansive interviewing
    Chapter summary
    Avoiding Probing Pitfalls
    Are we in danger of finding problems that don¿t exist?
    Practices that avoid artificial problems
    Chapter summary
    THE COGNITIVE TESTING PROCESS
    Training of Cognitive Interviewers
    Who makes a good cognitive interviewer?
    Technical background of the cognitive interviewer
    How should cognitive interviewer training be accomplished?
    Continuing education in cognitive interviewing
    Chapter summary
    Planning and Conducting Cognitive Interviews
    Fitting cognitive testing into the overall design sequence
    Preparing for the interview: Subject recruitment
    The interviewing process
    Logistic issues in the cognitive interview
    Chapter summary
    Analyzing and Documenting Cognitive Interview Results
    Characterizing cognitive interview outcomes
    The analysis of think-aloud interview results
    Analysis of the probed interview
    Persistent analysis issues
    Chapter summary
    Exercise: Analyzing cognitive interviews
    OTHER ISSUES AND TOPICS
    Special Applications of Cognitive Interviewing
    Adjusting to survey administration mode
    Cognitive testing of sensitive questions
    Cognitive interviewing and establishment surveys
    Testing questions on attitudes and opinions
    Interviewing across the age range
    Testing non-questionnaire materials
    Chapter summary
    Evaluation of Cognitive Interviewing Techniques
    Theoretical perspectives
    Empirical evaluation of cognitive interviewing
    Are we evaluating the right outcome?
    Limitations to cognitive interviews
    Chapter summary
    Beyond Cognitive Testing: Affiliated Pretesting Methods
    Expert Review
    Focus Groups
    Behavior Coding
    Reinterview surveys
    How do pretesting methods compare?
    Chapter summary
    Recommendations and Future Directions
    Twelve recommendations for cognitive interviewing practice
    Future directions for cognitive interviewing
    A final case study
    In conclusion
    References
    Appendix 1. Sample cognitive testing protocol
    Appendix 2. Example