Archive for category: Instrumentation Bias

Survey Question Ambiguity: What Exactly Does The Public Support?

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CNN Survey Data Analytics: Explaining the Covid-19 Comfort Gap by Political Party

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CNN’s June 2020 poll found a huge partisan difference in comfort levels with regular routines due to Covid. But is it partisan or other factors? What can we learn for our organizational surveys.

CNN Proves Conformity Bias — or Sample Bias

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CNN’s poll in June 2020 attempted to measure people’s comfort level in returning to their regular routines. However, this poll proves the existence of either sample bias or conformity bias, or both.

Proper Use of Section Headers in a Survey

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Binary Choice Questions: Compelling Findings About the Coronavirus

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Ambiguity in Data Collection Forms

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