I previously wrote about displaying back results to the participant after answering a scale using the Qualtrics scoring feature and Embedded Data (can be combined with math operations). I was wondering if I can take that a step further, and... Read More | Share it now!
Category: Research methods
Running Experiments with Amazon Mechanical Turk
I’ll start by saying that I think Amazon Mechanical Turk (MTurk) and online markets offer no less than a revolution in experimental psychology. By now, I’ve already conducted over a hundred experiments on MTurk and have come to consider it... Read More | Share it now!
Cheating on Amazon Mechanical Turk
I frequently use Amazon Mechanical Turk for research. One of the common questions I’ve been asked about the use of MTurk is with regards to the quality of data. Some have voiced concern that the data provided by MTurk workers is noisy since... Read More | Share it now!
Quick Qualtrics Tricks #3 : Scale results calculation
There are time when you’re running a Quatrics survey and would like to calculate the results during survey run on the fly and present this back to the user. Even if it’s not as straight forward there is an advanced way to do this with... Read More | Share it now!
Quick Qualtrics Tricks #2 : Signup forms
It’s very easy to setup Qualtrics as a signup form, and I’ve found this to be a far more efficient method than many of the other participant signup systems out there. I often use Qualtrics when asking participants to sign up for experiment... Read More | Share it now!
Quick Qualtrics Tricks #1
To collect survey data and run survey based manipulations I use Qualtrics. Even if all you need is run a survey, I would still generally recommend to administer that to your participants in a computer lab using a computerized survey. In the time that... Read More | Share it now!
Data Collection : Survey Websites & Social Web
It’s a relatively new way to look at data collection and participant engagement. Rather than pursuing potential participants to fill out your surveys, a few online project are using social media to attract participants to fill out the surveys for... Read More | Share it now!
Implicit Measurements of Personal Values
In the 90s the personal values research domain led by Rokeach (1968, 1970) has gained a significant momentum with Schwartz’s work identifying ten cross-cultural value categories falling into two dimensions on a circumplex : self-enhancement vs.... Read More | Share it now!