The 2021 EIR Survey Note-taking Worksheet PDF

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The 2021 EIR Survey: Worksheet for note-taking Introduction What aspects of the survey project do you find surprising, interesting and or puzzling?

Overall Evaluation 1. What population did the survey aim to collect accurate information about? ____________ 2. How big is that population? ______________________ 3. How many respondents were there? ______________________ 4. We planned to have a sample of 1,000 respondents (there are 240 students enrolled; each were asked to have five friends/family respond to the survey). Calculate the response rate as a percentage:______% 5. Earlier in the semester, we discussed the following (and analysed an example) A survey has the purpose of drawing inferences about a population from a sample. For a sample to be valid, each person in a population should have an equal chance of being selected (random sampling). The key question to consider when evaluating a survey is: Is the sample representative of the population, or is it biased?

For the 2021 EIR Survey, is the sample representative of the population, or is it biased?___________

Comments: age, gender, industry, employment status, etc? eg. What groups are over-represented? What groups are under-represented?

Question Evaluation Makes notes for some questions. Eg. Are there any flaws in the design of the question and options for responding?

Is the finding from the question informative? Is the finding reliable/valid? Could the finding guide the priorities/actions of any industrial relations actors?

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