Room 2 | 9:40 am - 10:10 am | Wednesday, October 12, 2022
Researchers have gotten very accustomed to writing questionnaires as if they were Charlies Dickens or Jane Austen. But who writes like that? Who talks like that? And how is alienating people through incomprehensible grammar and paragraph long sentences going to increase engagement, data quality and completion rates?
In this presentation, Pettit will show you five tactics for writing questionnaires that are playful and appeal to real people living today. Even better, these tactics are free and can be implemented on the questionnaire you’re writing right now. Let’s make research more playful!
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