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Surveys

Collect quantitative and qualitative data from a large number of users through structured questionnaires.

Research Classification

Research Type

Attitudinal Behavioral

Attitudinal: Focuses on what people say: their attitudes, beliefs, and reported behaviors.

Data Type

Qualitative Quantitative

Mixed Methods: Combines both qualitative and quantitative data collection methods.

Requirements

Budget

low

Minimal resources required

Timeline

short

1-2 weeks

Team Size

single

Can be conducted by one person

Research Goals

exploratory evaluation

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Reaches large sample sizes
  • Cost-effective data collection
  • Can combine qualitative and quantitative questions
  • Easy to distribute remotely

Cons

  • × Limited depth of insights
  • × Self-reported data may be inaccurate
  • × Question design affects data quality
  • × Survey fatigue impacts completion rates
  • × Difficult to follow up on interesting responses

Use Cases

Example Scenario

Surveying existing customers to prioritize features for the next product release.

Additional Applications

  • Customer satisfaction measurement
  • Feature prioritization
  • Demographic research
  • Preference testing
  • Baseline metrics establishment