Changes between Phases I and II Sample Clauses

Changes between Phases I and II. As it was checked on a smaller scale after the pre-test of the questionnaire, it was also checked after phase I of the survey if the questions: • Were clearly stated and the participants understood them as intended • Delivered meaningful and interpretable output • Showed relevance for the participants. All three aspects worked out well and required no additional corrections of the original layout. A first evaluation of the data of phase I was used to indicate any missing information being not yet part of the questionnaire. It was identified that the rating of certain characteristics of public transport would benefit from an additional question on the rating of public transport in general (total rating). This variable was included into the questionnaire in phase II. The length of the questionnaire was envisaged not to exceed twenty minutes. This target could not be held in a number of interviews in phase I. To shorten the interviews, questions with a higher completion time were identified. It was evaluated, which questions added the least addi- tional information and which were not covered at least partially by other questions as well. It was decided to take out all questions on perceived changes in the primary factors and to rely on the data from phase I for the analysis. This shortening reduced each interview by up to 26 individual evaluations. It eliminated perceived repetitions and secured a high level of attention throughout the whole interview.
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