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Attitude survey — AQA GCSE Sociology Definition

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GCSE Sociology · key term

Attitude survey

Definition

A survey measuring people's views or attitudes on a topic, such as pupils' attitudes towards homework.

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AQA GCSE Sociology · 8192

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A survey designed to investigate people’s opinions, beliefs or feelings about a topic.
An attitude survey specifically investigates opinions, beliefs or feelings: for example, views about whether parents should share childcare equally. A respondent is someone who answers research questions.
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