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Dear all,Would somebody please help me with my English?Sample of questionnaires:1- Do you detect present fair balance between efficacy and side effects and contraindications?2- Is there any headlines or sub-headlines will mislead the reader about efficacy and side effects and contraindications?3- Is there any headlines or sub-headlines which will not encourage appropriate use of drug?4- Is  there any claims based on studies in which subjects differed substantially from the population at whom advertisements  is directed?Regards,Deanpijin

Clive · Accepted Answer

Hi,

Welcome to the Forum.

Would somebody please help me with my English? I'll try, but I don't really understand the medical aspect of the meaning.

Sample of questionnaires: This is one questionnaire, ie a set of questions.

1- Do you detect a fair balance between efficacy and side effects and contraindications?

2- Are there any headlines or sub-headlines which will mislead the reader about efficacy and side effects and contraindications?

3- Are there any headlines or sub-headlines which will not encourage appropriate use of the drug?

4- Are there any claims based on studies in which subjects differed substantially from the population at whom the advertisements are directed?

Best wishes, Clive

Fizzi · Answer

Thanks Clive,

Regards,

Deanpijin

Julielai · Answer

Hi deanpijin,

Are these questionnaire questions?

In a questionnaire, you need to be specific as to what you're asking; leave "general impression questions" at the end.

I'll give you an example:

In this section, we will ask you questions on your opinion about the xyz ad.

1. How would you rate Aspect A of this ad? (options: excellent, good, average, below average, poor, n/a)

2. How would you rate Aspect B of this ad?(options: excellent, good, average, below average, poor, n/a)

3. How would you rate Aspect C of this ad? (options: excellent, good, average, below average, poor, n/a)

4. How would you rate Aspect D of this ad?(options: excellent, good, average, below average, poor, n/a)

5. How would you rate the ad. overall? (options: excellent, good, average, below average, poor, n/a) (This way, you can make the survey respondent think through the various aspects of the ad before coming up with a general impression.)

I'd also use "yes" "no" questions just for "filtering" purposes (e.g. Do you take this drug? If no, skip to question 18).

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