Research: Questionnaire - Miss Begum

What is the importance of primary research?
Primary evidence is where you find information about thing that you have done so not from the internet or from a friend. It is a method that you run an experiment on or study, which typically follow the scientific method. But only way you would know if it is a primary research is that if it is typically original research. the importance of a primary research is that it is a true information. So for example showing something that is not true to your audience would be wrong as they are there to learn the truth, which you have learnt about the study you have done, they would like to learn them to know what is right so finding secondary evidence and presenting them to the audience would not be a good look to the audience as they are there to know the information, which are primary evidence.

Advantages:

• Is that they are primary evidence
• Is that you get to ask questions that you do not know the answer to
• Is that it is quick and easy to be done
• Is that you get the view of the public

Disadvantages:

• Is that they may not understand the question
• Is that they may not answer question
• You may not be able to go back to the person that had filled the questionnaire

Who did you ask and why?

I have asked 20 people and they were students which are able to watch thriller film. as they are the only and mostly age group that watches thriller films because adults don't find thriller films interesting. As we see that thriller films only attract teenagers and the producer aims more on teenagers rather than small children and adults.

conclusion:

How this has helped me is that i have collected primary evidence as these questions will help me on what type of opening scene i could create what type of characters and if not no character could i use in my opening scene. These information's has most probably created a scene with out me thinking as the results for specifics where high.