survey-methodology

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Survey methodology' is the plan or guide for conducting a survey. It includes designing the questionnaire, choosing the right people to ask, and making sense of their answers.

Examples in Different Contexts

In public health, 'survey-methodology' is used to assess health behaviors and needs in populations. A public health official might state, 'Through our survey-methodology, we've identified key areas for intervention to improve community health outcomes.'

Practice Scenarios

Public-Policy

Scenario:

The new environmental measures are ready to be presented. We should get a sense of public opinion on them.

Response:

I'll work on a survey methodology to gauge public reaction to the new environmental measures.

Tech

Scenario:

Seems like users are reporting some difficulties with our new interface. We may need to investigate user experiences in depth.

Response:

We should refine our survey methodology to better assess user experiences with our new interface.