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Lecture 1: Thinking About Topics for Health Surveys.

Lecture 2: Matching the Survey Design to Survey Objectives.

Lecture 3: Defining and Clarifying the Survey Variables.

Lecture 4: Thinking Through the Relationships Between Variables.

Lecture 5: Choosing the Methods of Data Collection.

Lecture 6: Deciding Who Will Be in the Sample.

Lecture 7: Deciding How Many Will Be in the Sample.

Lecture 8: General Principles for Formulating Questions.

Lecture 9: Formulating Questions About Health.

Lecture 10: Formulating Questions About Demographics and Behavior.

Lecture 11: Formulating Questions About Knowledge and Attitudes.

Lecture 12: Guidelines for Formatting the Questionnaire.

Lecture 13: Monitoring and Carrying Out the Survey.

Lecture 14: Preparing the Data for Analysis.

Lecture 15: Planning and Implementing the Analysis of the Data.

Lecture 16: Writing the Research Report.

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