Sample Questionnaire

I chose motivation as my construct because I am very curious at what drives people and keeps them on track to reach goals, deadlines, and thing of this nature. Motivation of course is not something that can be measured, nor could it possibly measured accurately. First motivation can be defined in multiple ways to different people. Internal and external influences that fuel desire and energy in people to be continually involved and faithful to a job, role or subject, or to make an effort to attain a goal. Motivation results from the interaction of both conscious and unconscious factors such as the strength of desire

One factor that makes it difficult to determine the extent of drug use is the people who are addicted to prescription drugs will not admit that they have a problem. These people may not be counted as drug users in a survey.

Starting with the introduction of the survey they seemed to be too specific in their intro of what was going to be in the survey by describing each type of question that would be presented throughout the survey. I feel like this information isn’t necessary and over excessive in an introduction. That part of the introduction should be taken out and instead maybe include something along the lines of “Please read every question carefully and thank you for participating” or something along those lines.

If you asked most people to describe what they consider to be the main thing affecting our countries health they would probably describe something that falls under the category of medical care when in reality this makes up only 25 percent of what determines a population’s health (Where Health Begins).The rest of the influences that effect the health of a population come in the form of a person’s genetics, behaviors, socio-economic status, physical environment, access to healthcare, and even the policies and laws put in place around them. Many of these factors are not under the control of the individuals which is why it is important for us as future physicians to understand the barriers that face the people we will be serving in order for us

Throughout the 77 responses survey, I noticed some unfair and bias things that changed the outcome of the survey. One example is that 60 out of 77 responses came from 9th graders. From a ninth grader’s perspective, we view things a lot differently than 10th through 12th graders. There is a big maturity gap between 9th and 12th graders, and that affects the survey a lot. For example we do not like the sophomores, which of course means the sophomores are going to be voted for most rude, we don’t care for them. Another thing that I noticed was that there is a lack of upperclassmen taking the survey. There are 15 seniores in the survey, which is not bad, but there are no juniores. Upperclassmen are the “head” of the high school, and it makes all

Did the exhibition of your work to the public provide you with a worthwhile experience?

The findings of the survey responses can relate back to the literature review on how my data has shown that male drivers tend to get stopped more frequently that female drivers, just like other research that has been done. Police just consider males to be more suspicious than females from what many studies have shown. As well has non-whites and younger drivers are more likely to be stopped by police. Back to literature reviewed, many research that has been done have shown Blacks or any other non-white race would most likely be targeted by police. With age, police officers tend to suspect young drivers of crimes such as underage drinking, or drug related crimes. With the data collected of such a small, yet decent amount of respondents, sample has shown what much other research has shown about the relationship between gender, age, and race that do play a significant role in who the police decide to stop.

I though you made some great points in this week’s discussion post. I definitely agree with you that the CWEQ II survey we completed last week was more about empowerment within the workplace than this week’s survey. Personally, I believe feeling confident within your place of work is a big deal. For employees to feel this way it not only involves a healthy work environment, but so much more. “Improvements in nurses’ practice environments are essential to retain nurses and keep patients safe” (Lake, 2007, p. 104S). As discussed in last weeks required reading article if nurses are given the correct tools they are not only empowered themselves they can also empower their patients. This is huge in the health care field and industry. If nurses are

More specifically, the data collected from student work and teacher/student surveys portrays a clearer picture as to necessary interventions and modifications that are needed for our learners. All teachers indicated in their survey responses that they are reading on a daily basis in class. Also, teachers expressed that most of their students do not possess the necessary grade level literacy skills needed to read high school level English and social studies text.

An anonymous 15 question survey was issued to the year 12 students of MacGregor State High School. The survey was based on the amount of teens being supervised whilst drinking, how they get access to drinks, and the prevalence of potential binge drinkers within this group of students surveyed. The primary data collected was then examined and compared with the secondary data results, Australian Trends.

On April 4, 2016, my classmates and I had the pleasure to meet with Sandy Sewell and take a tour of her apartment. It was a cold and rainy Monday afternoon. When I walked into the lobby, Sandy was sitting in her wheelchair greeting the class and telling stories to ease the tension. Over the next three hours, we got to know her on a personal level.

The population of interest is a sample of offenders in various (state and federal) prison facilities in the United States. The study will include a sampling pool of both male and females ranging in age 18+. To help with initial involvement, the study will include: a cover letter, a consent form, a pre-demographic and information survey, and a self-addressed stamped envelope. To ensure a response, a reminder and thank you card will be sent to each participant two-weeks after the initial packet was sent.

The introductory of the documentary examines the fabric mills of Bangladesh. It is very competitive in the international market place to find low cost labor; when merchandise manufactured in another country is imported these country put on a duty rate. Apparel companies contemplating low cost labor,

Our first method is being able to gauge our market/group of individuals on what type of

Directions: This is a self-assessment of how self-reliant and how empowered you are. Please select from the choices by underlining your answer. Please answer the questions truthfully. There are no right or wrong answers.