Survey Methodology Consulting - Survey Instruments
Standardized, scientifically successfully tested survey instruments are an indispensable prerequisite for the quality of the data collected in a survey. The development of a questionnaire that is correctly understood and answered by the respondents therefore requires expertise in survey methodology. Our GESIS experts will check your items, scales and questions for suitability for your project. If you are planning an international or multilingual survey, we can advise you on suitable translation methods. Benefit from our many years of experience for your project!
Survey Methodology Consulting for Survey Instruments
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Items and Scales
Research tested items and scales or request us to develop new ones for your research project
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Socio-Structural Characteristics
Consulting on the measurement of socio-structural characteristics
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Survey Instruments
Consulting on questionnaire design, item and scale development, socio-structural characteristics and questionnaire translations
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Translations
Consultation on the translation of multilingual and international questionnaires
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