Rules for building and designing a linguistic survey | مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal

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Othman Berriha
The linguistic survey have been particularly well-considered by researchers in the field of social linguistics, for being a working field tool enabling the researcher in many fields, such as dialects, atastics and language survey projects to monitor and investigate the sociolsani reality of any region. The survey paper is no less than determining the appropriate sample of the study for research and investigation. In terms of stability of extrapolation, it is very important to focus on the formulation and design of the survey, the knowledge of samples and their quality and the conditions of the good sample that ensure a genuine representation of society away from bias, and a further accurate estimates resulting in more efficient research findings.
This paper is intended to address the rules of the construction and design of the linguistic survey and to present its relevance, function, types, characteristics, components, sources and stages of preparation, in order to reach a systematic guide for the construction and utilization of the linguistic survey and the development of field-based researchers' capabilities and techniques of interview and investigation.
Keywords: Linguistic Survey; Linguistic Reality ; Data; Collection; Questions; Social Linguistics.
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