The use of verbal report methods in the development and testing of survey questionnaires

Increasingly, verbal report techniques are being used in the development and testing of survey questions. The present investigation examined the cognitive processes involved in responding to health survey questionnaires by conducting laboratory interviews which collected verbal reports. Analysis of...

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Published inApplied cognitive psychology Vol. 5; no. 3; pp. 251 - 267
Main Authors Willis, Gordon B., Royston, Patricia, Bercini, Deborah
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published West Sussex John Wiley & Sons, Ltd 01.05.1991
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1099-0720
DOI10.1002/acp.2350050307

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Abstract Increasingly, verbal report techniques are being used in the development and testing of survey questions. The present investigation examined the cognitive processes involved in responding to health survey questionnaires by conducting laboratory interviews which collected verbal reports. Analysis of these reports identified problems with questions that relate to the compre‐hension, recall, and decision processes the subjects used to answer those questions. This paper describes how questionnaire problems have been detected in the laboratory, and how these have been classified according to a cognitive model. We conclude that the laboratory verbal‐report techniques appear to be useful in detecting a variety of questionnaire flaws that are related to the operation of cognitive processes.
AbstractList Increasingly, verbal report techniques are being used in the development and testing of survey questions. The present investigation examined the cognitive processes involved in responding to health survey questionnaires by conducting laboratory interviews which collected verbal reports. Analysis of these reports identified problems with questions that relate to the compre‐hension, recall, and decision processes the subjects used to answer those questions. This paper describes how questionnaire problems have been detected in the laboratory, and how these have been classified according to a cognitive model. We conclude that the laboratory verbal‐report techniques appear to be useful in detecting a variety of questionnaire flaws that are related to the operation of cognitive processes.
Cognitive processes involved in responding to surveys are examined via health survey questionnaire data from 24 Ss recruited through newspaper advertisements & flyers. Problems encountered in the questionnaire include: (1) inability of S to understand terminology; (2) attentional & comprehension problems produced by long lists of response categories; (3) variability in encoding or interpretation of key terms; (4) biasing of S's decision processes, due to effects of question ordering; & (5) requests for information or beliefs the Ss did not have or could not retrieve. Specific examples of problems discovered & changes made to alleviate them are discussed. 2 Tables, 1 Figure, 26 References.
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Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry
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Psychometrics. Statistics. Methodology
Questionnaires
Research Responses
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Surveys
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