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1 Descriptive Research Week 05 Dr. W. Rofianto
2 Descriptive Research Design Descriptive Research A type of conclusive research that has as its major objective the description of somethingusually market characteristics or functions (Malhotra, 2010) Survey Method Method A Structured questionnaire given to a sample of a population and designed to elicit specific information from respondents. The Recording of behavioral patterns of people, objects, and events in a systematic manner to obtain information about the phenomenon of interest.
3 Survey Approaches Self- Administered Survey Telephone Survey Survey via Personal Interview
4 Self-Administered Surveys Mail Intercept Drop-off Modes CASI Fax
5 Self-Administered Study Advantages Lowest-cost option Geographic coverage Minimal staff required Perceived as anonymous Allows participants time for reflection Rapid data collection possible Visuals possible Disadvantages Low response rates in some modes Cannot be too long Cannot be too complex Requires accurate list Participant anxiety possible Directions necessary Security
6 Telephone Survey 10-6 Traditional CATI systems Computeradministered
7 Telephone Survey Advantages Lower costs than personal interview Expanded geographic coverage Use of few interviewers Random dialing possible Fast completion time Better access to some participants Disadvantages Lower response rate than personal interview Interview length limited Some unavailable by phone Lack of visuals
8 Survey via Personal Interviews CAPI Intercept
9 Personal Survey Advantages Good cooperation rates Interviewer can probe and explain Visual aids possible Illiterate participants can be reached Interviewer can prescreen Disadvantages High costs Need for highly trained interviewers Time consuming Labor-intensive Some unwilling to invite strangers into homes Interviewer bias possible
10 Sources of Error Error Sources Measurement Questions Participant Interviewer
11 Who? Where? How? Task Details What? When?
12 Data Collection Watching Listening Touching Smelling Reading
13 A Classification of Methods Methods Personal Mechanical Audit Content Analysis Trace Analysis A researcher observes actual behavior as it occurs. The observer does not attempt to manipulate the phenomenon being observed but merely records what takes place. For example, a researcher might record traffic counts and observe traffic flows in a department store.
14 A Classification of Methods Methods Personal Mechanical Audit Content Analysis Trace Analysis Do not require respondents' direct participation. The AC Nielsen audimeter, On-site cameras (still, motion picture, or video), Optical scanners in supermarkets Do require respondent involvement. Eye-tracking monitors, Pupilometers, Psychogalvanometers, Voice pitch analyzers,
15 A Classification of Methods Methods Personal Mechanical Audit Content Analysis Trace Analysis The researcher collects data by examining physical records or performing inventory analysis. Data are collected personally by the researcher. The data are based upon counts, usually of physical objects. For example, researcher takes an inventory of brands, quantities, and packaging sizes in consumer s home (pantry audit)
16 A Classification of Methods Methods Personal Mechanical Audit Content Analysis Trace Analysis The objective, systematic, and quantitative description of the manifest content of a communication. The unit of analysis may be words, characters (individuals or objects), themes (propositions), space and time measures (length or duration of the message), or topics (subject of the message). Analytical categories for classifying the units are developed and the communication is broken down according to prescribed rules.
17 A Classification of Methods Methods Personal Mechanical Audit Content Analysis Trace Analysis Data collection is based on physical traces, or evidence, of past behavior. The number of different fingerprints on a page was used to gauge the readership of various advertisements in a magazine. Internet visitors leave traces which can be analyzed to examine browsing and usage behavior by using cookies.
18 Relative Advantages of They permit measurement of actual behavior rather than reports of intended or preferred behavior. There is no reporting bias, and potential bias caused by the interviewer and the interviewing process is eliminated or reduced. Certain types of data can be collected only by observation. If the observed phenomenon occurs frequently or is of short duration, observational methods may be cheaper and faster than survey methods.
19 Relative Disadvantages of The reasons for the observed behavior may not be determined since little is known about the underlying motives, beliefs, attitudes, and preferences. Selective perception (bias in the researcher's perception) can bias the data. al data are often time-consuming and expensive, and it is difficult to observe certain forms of behavior. In some cases, the use of observational methods may be unethical, as in observing people without their knowledge or consent. It is best to view observation as a complement to survey methods, rather than as being in competition with them.
20 Errors Introduced by Observers Desired Characteristics for Observers Concentration Detail-oriented Unobtrusive Experience level
21 Errors Introduced by Observers Halo Effect Observer Drift
22 Garis Besar Uraian Metode Penelitian Objek penelitian, periode penelitian Jenis penelitian Tipe data Metode penghimpunan data Teknik sampling dan jumlah sampel Operasionalisasi variabel Metode analisis data
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