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The inherent dodginess of attitudinal surveys
From time to time, The Prospectory has to design and conduct surveys as part of a research project. Surveys can be useful for collecting data on behaviour from a larger sample of people than is possible with free-form interviews or … Continue reading
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Tagged attitude surveys, post hoc rationalisation, psychology, self-attribution
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