This part of the report deals with
the evaluation of questionnaire design. The purpose behind designing this
questionnaire is to get the respondents’ response about a survey of
visitors to the Lincoln Christmas Market 2013 and their satisfaction levels. The
areas that are dealt with in this part are research aims, research design, a
brief summary about research methodology which includes study
population, sample as well as sampling strategy, data collection method i.e.
use of tools for data collection, observations and suggestions for improvement
for questionnaire design as well as comments on the approach used to collect
the data. All of the above said is done with the hope that the selected
research approach will better help to achieve the desired outcomes.
Research Aim of
Questionnaire Design
This research aims at providing an
evaluation for the growing popularity of Christmas Markets. Day by day,
it is just becoming a trend that just makes the general markets to slump down.
As a consequence, those who are traders for these Christmas Markets are getting
familiarity which makes them create their own monopoly. At present, a recorded
figure for these Christmas Markets is 40. It is growing on a continuous basis.
Based on the growing number of these Markets and a larger number of visitors
they are considered as such an organizational challenge which always add on to
the costs and expenditures. The research aim is to conduct a survey for the
visitors to these Christmas Markets which are only carried out for a period of
four days but have a great economic impact.
Research Design of Questionnaire
Design
Research Approach of Questionnaire
Design
There exist different study forms
i.e. quantitative and qualitative. Out of these two, the methodology is
determined through the nature of the data. For this research work, it is
confirmed that the nature of the study is quantitative. Verbal data exists for
qualitative methodology. Numerical data exists for quantitative methodology.
The data type for this research is numerical; it is so because a survey is
conducted for data gathering. The use of
questionnaire confirmed the numeric nature of the data.