Respondents
Respondents are all individuals individually or collectively
which will be asked for information needed by data seekers.
For a researcher, the process of collecting data from respondents
either through questionnaires, questionnaires, or direct interviews
must be thorough.
The ability of the respondents to influence the answer a bit
or information provided, especially if the question is concerned
either regional names or sensitive statements.
Weakness:
- If the knowledge in the field of research is very limited
causing further development less so less widespread. - Researchers seem to concentrate only on deep answers
trying to copy it. - Psychological influence on the respondents so that the impression arises
checked or interrogated.
Recording of data from respondents can be done in two ways. - Direct Interview
At the time of the live interview, the interviewer asked
questions that require a good memory to ask as well
copying the respondents' answers.
Advantages of direct interview, among others, as follows.
a) Can develop questions with the best
to obtain the widest possible result.
b) The atmosphere of conversation will be more hit and directed as
daily conversation.
c) Respondents feel more cared for and respected because every
the talk seemed to be noticed immediately.