As the text discussed, you need to carefully construct the problems so they are valid and reliable to ensure proper data results. When constructing your problemnaire, remember to include instructions for the participant on how to correctly complete and return the survey (e.g., email, mail, in person, etc.). The problemnaire should include 6-10 problems.

Along with the problemnaire, complete a cover letter or memo answering the following problems:

1.Why are you conducting this problemnaire?
2.Who is the target audience?
3.What data are you looking to gather?
4.Why did you choose to organize your problemnaire in the format you used (open-ended, close-ended problems, etc.)?
NOTE: You have 2 weeks to collect your data from the problemnaire you create this week. You will report your findings in Week 7 in the Informative Abstract. 

Submit this assignment to your instructor via the dropbox "LP5 Assignment: problemnaire." This assignment is worth 100 points.

Rating Scale x Criteria = Total Points

Scoring Guide (100 Points) Rating Scale 
10 - 9 Work meets or exceeds criterion at a high level of competence. 
8 Work reflects an understanding of criterion with minor misunderstandings/misconceptions. 
7 Criterion partially met, but one or more important concepts/skills are missing or flawed. 
6 Work reflects an attempt to meet criterion, but significant misunderstandings/misconceptions are apparent. 
5 - 0 Criterion not met or work is absent. 
Criteria 
1. problemnaire contains 6-10 problems. 
2. problemnaire includes instructions on how to complete survey. 
3. problemnaire's problems are thoughtful and valid. 
4. problemnaire's layout is clean and easy to read. 
5. problemnaire is free of grammar and spelling errors. 
6. Memo discusses the purpose of the problemnaire. 
7. Memo discusses the target audience. 
8. Memo discusses the data the preparer is looking to gather. 
9. Memo discusses reasoning for the organizational format. 
10. Memo is free of grammar and spelling errors.