Mitchelle,
Since my statistics is rusted , you may
want to get Aneree’s suggestions examined by someone who is good at it
Pl forward your latest tabulated LIST (
along with headings for 5 columns for scoring ) to Akshay
Hcp
Cc: Aneree : thanks
From: Aneree Parekh
[mailto:aneree92@gmail.com]
Sent: 20 July 2017 16:06
To: Hemen Parekh
Subject: Questionnaire
Sent: 20 July 2017 16:06
To: Hemen Parekh
Subject: Questionnaire
Hi Dadu,
Here are
some quick reads on internal
and construct validity of a questionnaire as well as Likert scales
which you could implement. For internal validity of the scale a simple
Cronbach's alpha can be computed and needs to be done only once, at the
beginning.
As for the
statistics to be used while looking at organisation and candidate matches, it
would really depend on how you will be collecting or coding the data i.e. will
it be a single sum number which you will be collecting or will it be ordinal
data. I dont think, for the purpose of your client, you will need to run
statistical significance analyses, a diverging bar chart would probably be the
best way to represent your data. More importantly, though, I dont think you can
run sig. analyses on such a small data set (what I am given to understand about
3P, you at most interview 5 candidates for a position). If you so wish to, we
might have to look further into the non-parametric tests available.
Additionally,
this
is a good (if not long) read on methodologies of developing a questionnaire.
--
Aneree
Parekh
+919867283051
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