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Automatically Create Google Calendar Events from Your Formplus Responses

In this post, we’ll be showing you how to efficiently use this zap to create calendar events from your Formplus responses
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Experimental Research Designs: Types, Examples & Methods

Ultimate guide to experimental research. It’s definition, types, characteristics, uses, examples and methodolgy
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7 Data Collection Methods & Tools For Research

This guide highlights the best data collection methods and tools for either quantitative and qualitative research and the best online tool for data gathering.
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How to Apply Hallin’s Spheres to Surveys and Polls

Ever wondered why some surveys fail even when they are well crafted or well designed? Most times it has nothing to do with the way the questions were crafted or framed. It’s because the questions hit the wrong mental or psychological zone in the mind of the respondents. In such instances you can send a…
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What is Gross Rating Point (GRP) in Advertising Research

Introduction Advertising is the lifeblood of marketing. It’s the way companies convey their message to the world or to their target market, to showcase their products or services. In this digital age, the importance of advertising research cannot be overstated. It’s the compass that guides advertisers toward effective campaigns and also shields them from making…
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Hot-Cold Empathy Gap: Designing Forms to Reduce Decision Bias

Ever wondered why you took a decision or said something and wondered abruptly afterwards why on earth you did I do that? Well, the good news is that you are not alone. When faced with making decisions, the brain doesn’t act rationally as expected or as we like to believe. This is where decision bias…
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Opportunity Sampling: Definition, Examples, Advantages & Limitations

Introduction As a researcher, you have probably used a variety of sampling methods to carry out surveys. As you know all sampling methods have their strengths and limitations. It is important to be aware of this fact. All the same, it is important to consider factors like the specific research scenario before you choose a…
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Experience Mapping: Components & How To Create One

Customer journey and experience are really important for acquiring and retaining customers. If customers do not have a great experience interacting with your brand, they’re more likely to go to a better competitor or leave negative reviews which can hurt your brand’s reputation. However, Customer journeys are complex and can be difficult to understand without…
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Floor Effects In Surveys: Meaning, Causes & Implications

Picture this you launch a survey. The responses start coming in. You open the results dashboard expecting patterns, variation, maybe even surprising insight. Instead, you see this: 1 – Strongly Disagree: 78% 2 – Disagree: 15% 3 – Neutral: 5% 4 – Agree: 1% 5 – Strongly Agree: 1% Everything is clustered at the bottom.…
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How to Avoid Convenience Bias in Surveys

Understanding Convenience Bias in Surveys Having a niggling feeling after conducting a survey, even when the results are great? The numbers were good, response rates were strong; however, the results just don’t add up. You may just have experienced a phenomenon called convenience bias. Convenience bias occurs when the people who respond to a survey…
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What To Know About Car Accident Release Forms and Bills of Sale

Introduction to Car Accident Release Forms and Bills of Sale Never settle things by mere words alone but rather let it be backed up by a legal document or purchase things without a receipt to show for it. Imagine purchasing a car by word of mouth alone and later on the seller comes back and…
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Midpoint Bias In Surveys: Implication & Mitigation

Finding surveys with questions like this after a purchase: “How satisfied are you?” is not new. Let’s say you’re in line at Starbucks, waiting for your coffee and praying you don’t miss the bus. Then someone approaches you with a nice smile rating card with “Very Dissatisfied” all the way up to “Very Satisfied.” You…

