
DGOF Workshop: Getting Closer to the Truth. A Guide to Collecting More Reliable Data from Your Research
Dienstag 25. April 2023, 10:00 - 13:00
190€ – 290€Workshop Content:
This workshop will teach you how to get more truthful answers from participants of your research.
- This workshop will examine some of the big gaps between what people tell us in a survey and what we know to be the truth
- Look at the types of questions that can deliver untruthful answers and the common causes of untruthfulness in surveys.
You will learn:
- How to de-bias your questionnaires: which starts with an understanding of some of the unconscious levels of bias inherent in some types of questions and styles of survey
- How to use and apply honesty detection techniques to make sure you are reaching the right audiences
- How to re-word and reframe survey questions to deliver more truthful answers
- How to ask questions in different ways that can help you to get closer to the truth
- The techniques of honesty priming and empathetic survey design, to help respondents to feel more comfortable about revealing the truth
- How to structure surveys and build better survey narratives that will help reduce one of the biggest causes of untruthfulness – respondent fatigue
- How you can use games and quizzes to really get you to the truth This will be a hands-on workshop with exercises and challenges where you will have a go at trying to re-write and design survey questions.
This will be a hands-on workshop with exercises and challenges where you will have a go at trying to re-write and design survey questions.
Workshop Instructor:
Jon Puleston (Vice President Innovation Profiles Devision, Kantar)
Schedule:
Joining the online meeting room around 9.45 am, Workshop from 10.am to 1 pm (inc. 15 min break)
Participant Fees:
190,00 € for DGOF Members (reduced fee also applicable for employees of corporate DGOF members)
290,00 € for Non-Members
You can find the conditions of participation here.
The Workshop Programme can be downloaded here!
DGOF Workshop: Getting Closer to the Truth. A Guide to Collecting More Reliable Data from Your Research