Discussion
''A questionnaire is a list of questions given to a decided number of respondents for them to answer''. Who stated ?
Answer: B
The definition is attributed to Bogardus.
Emory S. Bogardus defined a questionnaire as a list of questions sent to a number of persons for them to answer, and the definition is widely quoted in Indian research methodology texts. It stresses that a questionnaire is a standard set of questions answered by the respondents themselves, as distinct from a schedule filled in by an interviewer.
P.V. Young, Johan Galtung and others wrote on research methods and on the questionnaire and schedule, but this particular definition is the one credited to Bogardus.
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