Bwambale Francis Mulekya, Moyer Cheryl A, Komakech Innocent, -Mangen Fred-Wabwire, Lori Jody R
University of Michigan Medical School , MI, USA ;
World Health Organization , Karamoja, Uganda.
J Public Health Res. 2013 Jul 12;2(1):29-30. doi: 10.4081/jphr.2013.e6. eCollection 2013 Apr 28.
This paper illustrates how locally appropriate methods can be used to collect quantitative data from illiterate respondents. This method uses local beads to represent quantities, which is a novel yet potentially valuable methodological improvement over standard Western survey methods.
本文阐述了如何运用适合当地情况的方法,从文盲受访者那里收集定量数据。该方法使用当地的珠子来代表数量,相较于标准的西方调查方法,这是一种新颖且可能具有价值的方法改进。