Field Work And Social Research
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I As an example of an ambiguous statement of an inquiry consider the case of a questionnaire sent to selected employers throughout Massachusetts by the State Board of Labor and Industries in 1915. The inquiries were under three main top- eo Florence, P. S. "The Use of Factor}- Statistics in the Investi- gation of Industrial Relations, " Col. Univ. , Studies in Hist. , Eco. And Pub. Law, vol. 81, No. 3, p. 46.
170 FIELD WORK AND SOCIAL RESEARCH ics. The question which caused difficulty asked for... the " Largest number employed at any one time during the year on approximate date. " The aim of this question was to obtain from each em- ployer the largest number employed at any one time during the year. Unfortunately the two main topics following the one aforementioned re- lated to the number employed on full or part time upon November 1st of the year. In answering the first main inquiry fully half of the employers gave the number employed on November 1st, thus simply duplicating figures given in the other col- umns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I As an example of an ambiguous statement of an inquiry consider the case of a questionnaire sent to selected employers throughout Massachusetts by the State Board of Labor and Industries in 1915. The inquiries were under three main top- eo Florence, P. S. "The Use of Factor}- Statistics in the Investi- gation of Industrial Relations, " Col. Univ. , Studies in Hist. , Eco. And Pub. Law, vol. 81, No. 3, p. 46.
170 FIELD WORK AND SOCIAL RESEARCH ics. The question which caused difficulty asked for... the " Largest number employed at any one time during the year on approximate date. " The aim of this question was to obtain from each em- ployer the largest number employed at any one time during the year. Unfortunately the two main topics following the one aforementioned re- lated to the number employed on full or part time upon November 1st of the year. In answering the first main inquiry fully half of the employers gave the number employed on November 1st, thus simply duplicating figures given in the other col- umns.
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