Jan 28 2014 Context is the Key to Research
Research too often produces numbers in a vacuum, rather than providing the context that will allow for meaningful analysis of the findings.
Research too often produces numbers in a vacuum, rather than providing the context that will allow for meaningful analysis of the findings.
Nuance is critical in questionnaire design. One nuance missed by many is the appropriate use of time frames when asking people about their activities.
Be very, very careful of using research you find reported in the media. Important details and nuance usually fall by the wayside in an effort to get at the “story.”
You can’t ask very broad questions and then apply the findings to very specific situations.
Research scales only work if they are realistic to the consumer experience.
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