In a questionnaire, a researcher asks, “Do you currently smoke cigarettes?” and the next question asks...

In a questionnaire, a researcher asks, “Do you currently smoke cigarettes?” and the next question asks smokers “How many packs a day do you smoke?” The first question is an example of:

	A.	a filter question.
	B.	an open-ended question.
	C.	a vignette.
	D.	a skip pattern.

Expert Solution

In the given questionnaire, the first question is an example of a filter question.
A filter question is a question that is asked further only if the respondent gives a particular response to previous question. For example : Q. Are you stressed? (a) NO (b) YES,if yes , What are the reasons.
in this questionnaire ,the researcher asks first question "Do you currently smoke cigarettes?" and the next question "How many packs a day do you smoke?" here researcher asks first question in order to determine if they are qualified or experienced enough to answer a subsequent one. Hence, option A . a filter question is the answer.
Option B is not the answer because an open ended questions are those questions that provide opportunity to the respondents to express their opinions and answers in their own way.
Option C is not the answer because a vignett is a method that can elicit perceptions,opinions,beliefs, and attitudes from responses or comments to stories depicting scenarios and situations.
Option D is not the answer because a skip pattern is a question that is associated with conditional response. for example : a question asked for gender a) Male or b) Female.

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