Week 6 presentation by Royee

Royee5114 — 2024-10-15 02:52:45 UTC

In surveys in our country, almost all questionnaires, including qualitative research interviews, ask for the gender of the respondents. But gender division is rarely reflected in research results, what kind of gap exists in this? Do we need to bridge it? If necessary, what methods can be used to bridge it?

Royee5114 — 2024-10-15 02:56:09 UTC

How can quantitative researcher avoid his/her own bias in the design of questionnaires, which leads to research errors?

Royee5114 — 2024-10-15 03:12:11 UTC

Research shows that compared with the marriages of heterosexuals, the advantages of marriages of homosexuals and bisexuals are not obvious.(i.e., married people are healthier than their unmarried peers). So In today's context of very diverse sexual orientations, whether you are heterosexual or a sexual minority, will you still choose or strive to enter marriage and think that marriage is beneficial?