Questionnaire review
Clearer questions.
Fewer detours.
Catch ambiguity in your questionnaire before it becomes survey code. Questra asks. You clarify.
Part of Questra Survey Programming.
S1. How often do you drink coffee?
1. Every day
2. Every day
3. Never
Two answers say the same thing.
What should option 2 say?
- 01
Bring the questionnaire.
Start with your document and supporting material.
- 02
Spot the uncertainty.
Find duplicate answers, unclear references, and missing instructions.
- 03
Make the call.
Your clarifications guide the programming that follows.
IN THE WORKSPACE
A small question. A better starting point.
“If No, skip ahead” leaves a destination undefined. Questra asks where to go; you clarify “Q5.” That decision becomes the routing instruction for programming.
Questra workspace
Clear instructions are only the start.
After programming, code review checks whether the source follows your questionnaire.
Questionnaire review, explained.
Read the guideWhat does questionnaire review look for?
Questra examines the questionnaire for issues that make programming ambiguous, such as duplicate answer options, incomplete routing instructions, and unclear references. You supply the intended meaning before programming proceeds.
Is this the same as reviewing the survey code?
Questionnaire review examines the research instructions before programming. Code review compares the programmed source with those instructions afterward. Browser testing checks what happens when someone takes the survey.
Does Questra make the research decisions for us?
You decide how ambiguities should be resolved. Questra uses your clarifications as programming context; the review is not a replacement for your research judgment or methodological review.
A NEW PACE FOR RESEARCH
Give your next study a clearer start.
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