Objective
of the survey
·
To measure the level of satisfaction Of
public regarding tragedy MH 370
·
To measure the quality on services given
by the government officials
·
To identify methods to improve the media
regarding MH370
Sample
Random Technique
Simple random sampling is
the most widely-used probability sampling method, probably because it is easy
to implement and easy to analyze. Simple random technique, the most basic among
the probability sampling techniques, involves assembling a sample in such a way
that each independent, same-size subset within a population is given an equal
chance of becoming a subject. Methods for simple random sampling include
lotteries and random number tables. In spite of its advantages, researchers
limit the use of simple random sampling, especially when it comes to
population-based surveys. Freedom from human bias and classification error
remains one of the biggest advantages simple random sampling offers, as it
gives each member of a population a fair chance of being selected. If done
right, simple random sampling results in a sample highly representative of the
population of interest.
Data
Collection Method
Direct Questionnaire
Questionnaires is the quick
and easy to be quantified. Can be used simple to compare and contrast the
research.Can get them to self-complete. Will always be asking the same
questions. Can think about how you plan to analyze data and word questions
accordingly. Can also conduct surveys as semi-structured interviews. Can post
out large numbers at once.
Direct Observation
The main strength of direct
observation is that it provides direct access to the social phenomena under
consideration. Instead of relying on some kind of self-report, such as asking
people what they would do in a certain situation, you actually observe and
record their behavior in that situation. This, in principle at least, avoids
the wide range of problems associated with self-report. In an interview
situation or in response to a questionnaire item, for example, a person may not
always provide accurate or complete information, or they might answer in ways
that correspond to what is socially desirable.
There is a recognized source of bias in self-report techniques referred
to as a 'social desirability set', which means that in many spheres of social
life there are socially desirable ways of behaving and, consciously or
unconsciously, individuals will tend to respond in that way, although in the
'real world' they might behave differently. Asking children whether they would
tend to be helpful to other children in certain situations, for example, would
be susceptible to such a source of bias.
Respondent
The
students who using the Saito library from all department;
∞
Diploma In Human Resource Management
∞
Diploma In Security Management
∞
Multimedia Design
∞
Graphic Design
∞
Interial Design
Discussion
of population & sample
In a research on the
library facilities of Saito College students in Petaling Jaya (assume they are
2,500 students), the population of all students in Saito while the sample may
consist of 45 students from all departments such as Diploma in Multimedia Design,
Graphics Design, Security Management, Interior Design and Human Resource
Management randomly selected from the college. In the other word, the
population is 2,500 students and the sample is 45 students
Student’s
Complaint
• Looking
for more PC
• During
break time, often packed
• PC’s
overdue and upgrade
• Photocopy
and printing facilities aren’t very satisfy
• Not
environmental friendly & limited space
• No
good facilities
• Not
enough books and space
CONCLUSION
Finding
• Space
of library
• Lack
of PC
• Less
reference books for HRM & LEA
• Poor
Wi-Fi
• Photocopy
and printing facilities
Suggestion
• Enlarge
the space
• Add
more PC
• Upgrade
photocopy and printing facilities & PC
• Newspapers
language
• Add
more reference books
• Strong
Wi-Fi connection
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