Is there a social survey? 15

Dear Students:

Hello! We are currently conducting an investigation on the topic of a research project on the phenomenon of college students skipping classes. This is academic only and your privacy rights will not be violated. Therefore, we would like to know your real situation and some of your thoughts on the phenomenon of college students skipping classes.

Part 1 Respondents' Personal Information.

1. What is your gender: Male or female.

2 Pls your school:

3. What is the category of your major?

a: Science, B, Liberal Arts, C, Engineering, D, Medicine, eOthers.

4 Pls your grade:

A: Year 1, Year B, Year 2, Year C, Year 3, Year D, Year 4, E, Graduate Students.

Part II: Information Survey.

1 Pls how often did you skip class last week:

A less than 1 time, B2 4 times, C5 7 times, D7 times or more.

2 Pls what is the length of time you skip class each time:

a. One or two lessons, b. half a day, c. full day, d multiple days.

3 Pls are the usual reasons for skipping class:

a. Not feeling well, b. Not interested in the course, c. Official business, d. Do what you like.

4What do you think is the extent to which truancy exists?

A does not have this phenomenon B has this condition, but it is an isolated case c This phenomenon is very serious.

5. Do you have any experience of losing your usual test scores and credits due to being found to have skipped class?

A has never had a few occasional C multiple experiences.

6Have you ever falsified attendance evidence or false slips?

A has never had a few occasional C multiple experiences.

7. Do you think that the phenomenon of skipping classes should affect the test scores and credits?

A is yes B is not.

8 Has your school taken steps to prevent truancy?

aYes (please explain).

bNo 9 How effective are the measures taken by your school?

A didn't work B worked at the time, but then it didn't work C worked for a long time.

10Do you want your school to take new steps to put an end to this phenomenon?

A wants it and B doesn't want it, that's fine C doesn't matter.

11. If your school's course selection system is more liberal and extensive, will truancy decrease or even disappear?

A will not B will not.

12Do you have computers in your dormitory?

A does not have it and B has it.

13How often do you surf the Internet?

a. At least once a day, b. once every three or four days, c. at least once a week, and at least once a month.

A wants to be implemented in all subjects B can't be implemented C Yes, but professional courses or courses that are of individual interest still want to be completed in the classroom.

Finally, you are welcome to give your valuable comments on our research work.

No. It can be extended to journalist investigations of events.

Public Prosecutor's Office Investigations and now Private Investigation Firms.

1.Meaning of Social Survey.

Survey research is a social research method that systematically and directly collects quantitative data from a sample taken from the population and understands social phenomena and their laws through statistical analysis of these data, mainly using self-administered questionnaires or structured interviews.

2.Characteristics of social surveys.

Social investigation is a systematic cognitive activity with a certain structure and procedure.

The object of social investigation is social facts.

Social surveys require first-hand information to be obtained directly from specific respondents.

The social survey mainly used two methods to collect data: self-administered questionnaires and structured interviews.

Social surveys mainly use the method of sample surveys.

Social surveys are primarily a quantitative way of research.

Social survey is a complete type of social research that includes both the collection of data and the analysis of data.

3.The function of social surveys.

Descriptive function: Objectively describe the current state of social phenomena.

Explanatory function: Explain the causes of social phenomena.

Function: Correctly various trends in society.