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In general, blank-forms or templates are not considered a work of authorship sufficient for copyright protection. This is because such templates/forms reflect general IDEAS. Ideas are not copyrightable. Rather the Expression of the Idea is copyrightable.
Requests should be made in writing; e-mail is fine for this purpose. A most effective letter will include detailed information concerning your request for permission to use the work.
You can find such information for each questionnaire under the legal notes. If you are aware of a mistake, please report it. The copyright of those scales typically belongs to the authors who created them (but for each scale, you need to check the legal notes).
You should always cite your sources to indicate the source of information and ideas in your research. Attribution (or citation), however, is separate from permission. The copyright holder has exclusive rights to reproducing the work. Keep in mind, the author of the work may not be the copyright holder.
If you want to use surveys, questionnaires, interview questions, tests, measures, or other instruments created by other people, you are required to locate and follow usage permissions. The instrument may be protected by copyright and/or licensing restrictions.
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Asking permission can improve the way people listen to each other. It can help build relationships by demonstrating respect and appreciation for friends, co-workers and family members.
Six Rules for Writing Effective Survey Questions The question should only ask one question. The question must be worded appropriately for the target population. The question must be clear, precise, and unambiguous. Make the question simple to understand. Avoid unnecessary adjectives and adverbs.
it is important for u to take permission any how before using it. If u are going to use as it is then it is important to take permission if u can prepare a new tool by taking the help of existing then cite them in your work. to meet the criteria of research ethics it is necessary to seek the permission.
Follow the four-step process below: Determine whether you need permission. There are different levels of permissions for using an instrument: Identify the copyright holder (Adapted from Crews) The next step is to identify who owns the copyright. Ask for permission (Adapted from Crews) Keep a record.
If you want to use surveys, questionnaires, interview questions, tests, measures, or other instruments created by other people, you are required to locate and follow usage permissions. The instrument may be protected by copyright and/or licensing restrictions.

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