Design a culturally sensitive and tailored questionnaire to assess knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and current practices.
Design a structured questionnaire associated with one public health challenge associated with the cultural group. The questionnaire must include the following:
Collect basic demographic information of the person completing the questionnaire.
(Assess knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and practices of the person taking the questionnaire. All these four types of questions must be represented on the questionnaire to receive full credit)
The questionnaire must include a statement of consent, the purpose of the questionnaire, how the data is to be used. For example, the purpose may be used by the research team to help design primary, secondary, or tertiary prevention health promotion programs that assist members of the culture to overcome a particular barrier to public health.
Pay attention to use of color, language, literacy levels, socioeconomic status, availability, and geography.
Assess knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, or practices associated with the culture as they relate to health or barriers to public health.
As you prepare the questionnaire, avoid ethnocentrism, cultural relativism, and assumptions about a culture. This information should be readily found in the peer-reviewed literature.
The questionnaire may not take more than 15 minutes to complete. You may wish to tailor the questionnaire to assessing certain critical aspects of a particular public health challenge