Today, we put together some scaling errors and ways in which scales should not be used. These problems can lead to biased results, unintentional participant error and/or improper analysis.

It’s Day 3 of Scale Week and this post discusses the most popular scale used in Market Research – the Likert Scale. It’s the Great White of all things scales.

The Bunker takes a look at Semantic Differential Scaling on Day 2 of Scale Week. Semantic Differential Scaling tests attitudes between two adjectives.

Constant Sum Scaling is a method used to organize and sort a variety of options. The respondent is presented with a few options and given a number of points to allocate to each option to create a comparative importance for each option.

The Bunker Blog takes some time to discuss survey design set up specifically related to traditional scaling versus MaxDiff analysis.

Open-end responses are a great tool to include within surveys. They can be a source for both qualitative and quantitative data. Survey coding is a very delicate process. This article discusses a few tips for survey coding to ensure quality data.

This Bunker Blog post talks about how mail surveys, (a thing of the past to some market researchers) can and are still effective for market research. The Bunker gives 7 reasons as to why this is the case.

Looking for some tips on topics to cover in your employee survey? Thinking about doing employee satisfaction surveys? You already see the value in it, so you’re on the right track. Here is a blog post on why you should use a third-party like RMS to administer it.

This Bunker Blog post discusses the reason why 400 completes is such a common theme in market research.

This article speaks to common online survey participants that compromise data quality and data integrity in research.