Behavioural Surveillance Surveys - The Wisdom of Whores
Behavioural Surveillance Surveys - The Wisdom of Whores Behavioural Surveillance Surveys - The Wisdom of Whores
Numeric answers : Some pre-coded questions require that you record the respondent’s numeric answer in the boxes provided. When recording numbers in the answer boxes, be careful that your response is recorded in the appropriate box. For example: Q102 In what month and year MONTH [__|__] were you born? DON’T KNOW MONTH 88 NO RESPONSE 99 YEAR [__|__] DON’T KNOW YEAR 88 NO RESPONSE 99 Any time a respondent’s answer requires fewer digits than provided for in the response column, the interviewer must record zeros (0) in the left-hand box and the respondent’s answer in the right hand box. For example: Q304 With how many different partners NUMBER IN LAST (including spouse) in total 3 MONTH [_0|__2] have you had sex during: DON’T KNOW 88 [Q304a] the last 3 months NO RESPONSE 99 [Q304b] the last 12 months NUMBER IN LAST READ OUT: 12 MONTH [_0|__5] Please take time to think about DON’T KNOW 88 your answer to this question NO RESPONSE 99 so that we can get the most accurate information possible. Remember this information is strictly confidential. Correcting Errors : If the interviewer makes an error in recording a respondent’s answer, or if the respondent corrects something he/she has previously said, the interviewer is to draw one line through the incorrect code and circle the correct code. To correct an open-ended answer, draw one line through the incorrect answer and write the correct answer next to it. NEVER ERASE anything on the questionnaire. 292 A PPEN DI X 2 B EHAV I OR A L SURV EI L L A NC E S U R V EY S
Part C: Section-by-section review of adult questionnaire Below are detailed instructions for each question in the Long Distance Driver questionnaire. Sections and questions are identified by number and the reader should refer to the corresponding pages of the instrument. Following this section on the Long Distance Driver questionnaire, explanations occur for additional or differently-worded questions included in the FSW questionnaires. Questionnaire identification/cover page The cover page of the questionnaire will differ greatly from one setting to another depending on how the sample is drawn, what other information is required, the number of call-backs allowed, and the possible interview results. Instructions for this page of the questionnaire will be designed by TDRC. The format provided in this document is simply a suggestion based on formats that have worked well in other places. Instructions and accompanying forms for respondent selection, contact procedures and interview logs to monitor the number of completed questionnaires during fieldwork. The exact wording of an INTRODUCTION that the interviewer is to say initially to the respondent will be printed on the cover page of the instrument to remind the interviewer of the purpose of the study. Interviewers should memorize and practice the introduction during training. The section on CONFIDENTIALITY AND CONSENT is extremely important. Here, the interviewer reassures the respondent that their conversation and information exchanged is private and will not have their name attached. Never ask the respondent for their name. The respondent gives verbal consent to the interviewer, the interviewer signs his/her name indicating that verbal response has been given, and then arranges for a private setting to conduct the interview. The table recording information about INTERVIEWER VISITS may have to be adjusted depending on the sampling plan used and the method of identifying respondents. The SIGNATURE OF SUPERVISOR (Supervisor) indicates that the interviewer’s supervisor has looked over the questionnaire, determined there is no missing data and no ambiguous marks, and that the questionnaire is ready for coding. In general, much of the information on the cover page will be completed before the interviewer contacts the respondent. QUESTIONNAIRE IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS (001) will be written in prior to distributing the instruments, or may be pre-printed on all the instruments. Questions 002, 003, and 004 enable the research team to record the geographic location in terms of city, region, and site. Other categories may be more appropriate and will be substituted during instrument revision. B EHAV I OR A L S U R V EI L L A NC E SURV EY S APPEN DI X 2 293
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Part C: Section-by-section<br />
review <strong>of</strong> adult questionnaire<br />
Below are detailed instructions for each<br />
question in the Long Distance Driver questionnaire.<br />
Sections and questions are identified<br />
by number and the reader should refer to the<br />
corresponding pages <strong>of</strong> the instrument.<br />
Following this section on the Long Distance<br />
Driver questionnaire, explanations occur for<br />
additional or differently-worded questions<br />
included in the FSW questionnaires.<br />
Questionnaire identification/cover page<br />
<strong>The</strong> cover page <strong>of</strong> the questionnaire will<br />
differ greatly from one setting to another<br />
depending on how the sample is drawn, what<br />
other information is required, the number <strong>of</strong><br />
call-backs allowed, and the possible interview<br />
results. Instructions for this page <strong>of</strong> the<br />
questionnaire will be designed by TDRC.<br />
<strong>The</strong> format provided in this document is simply<br />
a suggestion based on formats that have<br />
worked well in other places. Instructions and<br />
accompanying forms for respondent selection,<br />
contact procedures and interview logs to<br />
monitor the number <strong>of</strong> completed questionnaires<br />
during fieldwork.<br />
<strong>The</strong> exact wording <strong>of</strong> an INTRODUCTION<br />
that the interviewer is to say initially to the<br />
respondent will be printed on the cover page<br />
<strong>of</strong> the instrument to remind the interviewer <strong>of</strong><br />
the purpose <strong>of</strong> the study. Interviewers should<br />
memorize and practice the introduction during<br />
training. <strong>The</strong> section on CONFIDENTIALITY<br />
AND CONSENT is extremely important. Here,<br />
the interviewer reassures the respondent that<br />
their conversation and information exchanged<br />
is private and will not have their name<br />
attached. Never ask the respondent for their<br />
name. <strong>The</strong> respondent gives verbal consent<br />
to the interviewer, the interviewer signs his/her<br />
name indicating that verbal response has been<br />
given, and then arranges for a private setting<br />
to conduct the interview. <strong>The</strong> table recording<br />
information about INTERVIEWER VISITS may<br />
have to be adjusted depending on the sampling<br />
plan used and the method <strong>of</strong> identifying<br />
respondents. <strong>The</strong> SIGNATURE OF SUPERVISOR<br />
(Supervisor) indicates that the interviewer’s<br />
supervisor has looked over the questionnaire,<br />
determined there is no missing data and no<br />
ambiguous marks, and that the questionnaire<br />
is ready for coding.<br />
In general, much <strong>of</strong> the information on<br />
the cover page will be completed before<br />
the interviewer contacts the respondent.<br />
QUESTIONNAIRE IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS<br />
(001) will be written in prior to distributing<br />
the instruments, or may be pre-printed on all<br />
the instruments. Questions 002, 003, and<br />
004 enable the research team to record the<br />
geographic location in terms <strong>of</strong> city, region,<br />
and site. Other categories may be more<br />
appropriate and will be substituted during<br />
instrument revision.<br />
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