DESIGN, ADAPTATION AND CONTENT VALIDITY PROCESS OF A QUESTIONNAIRE: A CASE STUDY
Journal: International Journal of Management (IJM) (Vol.7, No. 7)Publication Date: 2016-12-18
Authors : M.E. JOSÉ NICOLÁS CARDONA MORA FRANCISCO BRIBIESCAS SILVA ROBERTO ROMERO LOPEZ; ROSA ELBA CORONA CORTEZ;
Page : 204-216
Keywords : Content Validity; V of Aiken; Questionnaire Design;
Abstract
One of the tools most used in the past decades for data collection is the questionnaire´s based surveys. In this article a theoretical review of the design, adaptation and content validity process of a questionnaire is performed. A case study of this process is presented to have a practical example of the of this research stage. For the case study the objective is to create and develop a questionnaire up to the point of content validity. The final results gave a product of a questionnaire of 48 items and a content validity accepted with a value of a “V” of Aiken and accordance proportions indexes above of 0.80 in all the items.
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