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The document provides a comprehensive guide for conducting income surveys as part of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program in Indiana. It outlines the purpose of the survey, which is to determine the percentage of Low-and-Moderate Income (LMI) residents in a service area when HUD census data is not used. The guide includes definitions of key terms, steps for designing and implementing a survey, methods for selecting samples, conducting interviews, analyzing results, and documenting findings. It emphasizes confidentiality, methodological rigor, and compliance with state regulations.

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What are 5 good survey questions?

While income survey questions need to be clear and direct, its also beneficial to mix them with questions that dont mention income yet are still income-related. Asking too many precise survey income questions in a row might be too much personal information for the respondent to disclose.

Why do surveys ask about income?

Surveys ask for personal information like household salary, marital status, type of residence, internet habits, number of persons in the household, etc. in order to help paint the picture of the respondent. Its called psychographic data and we use this to truly understand the customer or survey taker.

What are the income questions in survey?

Income survey question examples Which of the following best describes your personal income last year? What is your total household income? Do you have income from sources other than salary? Did you receive alimony in the last year? Did you receive any social security benefits or disability income in the last year?

How to ask about salary in survey?

Income. We ask questions about the funds a person receives from various sources to create statistics about income, assistance, earnings, and poverty status.

What is the income question on the census?

Once again, here are a few other ways to ask the salary question: I was hoping to ask for between [NUMBER] and [NUMBER] range. Does your salary fit into that ask? The salary number Ive come up with is [NUMBER]. Does that seem accurate to you?

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