Survey Methodology Assignment Help

1. On a scale of 1-10, how much do you believe humans affect the increase of global warming
2. 1-3b. 4-6 c. 7-8 d. 9-10
3. Do you believe in global warming?

• Strongly agree
• Agree
• Strongly disagree
• disagree

3. Do you think humans give off a cooling effect to the Earth’s climate?

• Strongly agree
• Agree
• Strongly disagree
• disagree

4. On a scale 1-10, how much do you think the ocean affects global warming?
5. What is the greenhouse effect?
6. Compare the ocean, humans, atmosphere, and sun. How would you place them from least to greatest when considering their effect on global warming?
7.  How strongly do you believe electric cars is helping global warming?

• Yes
• No
• Maybe
• Neutral

8. Do you believe that there is still hope to do something to help global warming before it is too late?

• Strongly agree
• Agree
• Strongly disagree
• disagree

9.  Do you believe that global warming has an effect on food supply?

• Yes
• No
• Maybe
• Neutral

10. Do you believe that global warming has an effect sea levels rising?

• Strongly agree
• Agree
• Strongly disagree
• disagree

For this assignment, you will describe your survey methodology.  Also, include your introduction and literature review in the following order:

Introduction

Literature Review

Survey Methodology

Sampling

• Describe the sampling method you will use.  Most students will use a convenience sample, but if you want to use another method, also describe that method.
• How will you find participants? Be specific.  What is your target number for participants?  You must have at least 30.

Participants

• Describe the characteristics of the participants that you are looking for (over 18, college students, general public, race, gender, etc.)

Design

• What type of data are you looking for? Attitudes? Behaviors? Experiences? Opinions? Etc.
• Describe your survey. Be sure to write survey questions that will get you the data you need to answer your quantitative research question.  Be sure to avoid problematic questions (double-barreled, biased, vague, leading, etc.).
  • Your survey needs to have at least 15 questions.
  • You need to have at least one of each of the following types of questions: nominal, ordinal, and ratio. Specify which one of your survey questions is nominal, which one is ordinal, and which one is ratio.
  • There should be at least one survey question that measures the dependent variable and at least 3 survey questions that measure independent variables.
• Provide the exact survey you will use (questions and response options)
  • Be sure to have an introduction and consent statement at the top of your survey.  Use the example provided on Canvas.

Pre-test Your Survey

• Give your survey to at least three people. Identify the three people.  You do not have to use real names, but you can say something like:  a parent, a friend, a classmate, a co-worker, etc.

• What did you learn from the pre-test? What questions will you change and how will you change them?  Do you need to add any questions or delete any questions from your survey?

BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR FINAL SURVEY IN THE ASSIGNMENT THAT YOU TURN IN

Rubric

Survey Methodology