Chapter XV. Questions in Surveys

Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities 99:315-330 (unknown)
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Abstract

Survey - or research conducted with the help of questionnaires - is one of the most important methods in sociology. That is why I shall present the problems concerning of surveys and questionnaires on the example of sociology. But one has to remember that the remarks made in this chapter also refer to questionnaires in other disciplines in which one examines human beings and communities.

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