As we know, a massive of data are available online, which can be reachable sometimes, but defining the truth behind the actual research is very difficult, which leads to misinformation for some researchers. A survey is a tool to collect some information from the specialists and professionals to connect to the reality of the data. In addition, it will help us improve the research information by using primary collective data. However, why do researchers post surveys to collect data and not receive any answers for years?
There may be several reasons for this:
1. Social and economic critiques: Changes in social and economic conditions may cause changes in people's opinions and failure to predict results.
2. Problems in fitting the questionnaire: There may be problems in the design of the questionnaire, the way it is implemented or the collection of information, which causes the failure to receive answers.
3. Changes in environmental conditions: Changes in social or economic conditions may cause changes in responses, and as a result, others' initial responses may appear inaccurate or incomplete.
4. Non-commitment to answer: Some people may not complete the questionnaire correctly as a result of non-commitment to answer.
5. Forgetting or lack of interest: Some people may forget the questionnaire after a while or may not be interested in participating in the survey for other reasons.
To improve data collection, careful research in survey design, conducting control experiments, and improving the quality and reliability of questionnaires is important.
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