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Examples of Good (and Bad) Attention Check Questions in Surveys

Cheskie Rosenzweig, MS
November 25, 2020

Examples of Good (and Bad) Attention Check Questions in Surveys

Attention check questions are a valuable tool for ensuring data quality in surveys, but only if done right. See specific examples of good (and bad) attention checks here.

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Vast Majority of Republicans Believe Vote by Mail Was a Fraudulent Process, Trump Is the Real Winner of the 2020 Election

Leib Litman, PhD
November 13, 2020

Vast Majority of Republicans Believe Vote by Mail Was a Fraudulent Process, Trump Is the Real Winner of the 2020 Election

A majority of Republicans believe unsubstantiated claims about election fraud and voting corruption, and that Trump is the real winner of the 2020 election

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Over 70% of Republicans Believe That Trump was Cheated Out of the Election. Many More Believe Improprieties Occurred

Leib Litman, PhD
November 7, 2020

Over 70% of Republicans Believe That Trump was Cheated Out of the Election. Many More Believe Improprieties Occurred

The country is divided on whether the election was conducted fairly. Vast majority of Republicans believe that “President Trump is being cheated out of winning the election.” Vast majority of Democrats think the election was fair.

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How Different Are Holiday Shopping Trends in 2020?

Aaron Moss, PhD
October 30, 2020

How Different Are Holiday Shopping Trends in 2020?

Discover 2020 retail shopping trends through Prime Panels, an online survey platform offered by CloudResearch. More here.

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Are Polls in Pennsylvania Still Missing “Shy Voters”?

Leib Litman, PhD
October 30, 2020

Are Polls in Pennsylvania Still Missing “Shy Voters”?

In this article, we take a deeper dive into whether or not the oft-debated “shy Trump voters” exist, and how they might be affecting poll results in the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania.

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A Majority of Republicans and Democrats Expect a Contested Election, Increased Racial Tensions, Violence, and Economic Upheaval

Cheskie Rosenzweig, MS
October 30, 2020

A Majority of Republicans and Democrats Expect a Contested Election, Increased Racial Tensions, Violence, and Economic Upheaval

According to an October poll, the majority of Americans are anticipating a contested 2020 Presidential Election result. See how attitudes toward this event, and the potential effects of it, differ by party.

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Clean Data: the Key to Accurate Conclusions

Cheskie Rosenzweig, MS
October 9, 2020

Clean Data: the Key to Accurate Conclusions

Learn why survey data cleaning - separating high-quality from low-quality responses - is important in order for researchers to draw accurate conclusions from data.

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How to Use CloudResearch to Conduct Online Behavioral Research During COVID-19

Aaron Moss, PhD
September 11, 2020

How to Use CloudResearch to Conduct Online Behavioral Research During COVID-19

As the COVID-19 pandemic keeps behavioral researchers out of the lab, you may be wondering how to take your study online. Follow our simple guide to get started.

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The CloudResearch MTurk Toolkit Is Now Compatible With AWS Billing

Aaron Moss, PhD
September 1, 2020

The CloudResearch MTurk Toolkit Is Now Compatible With AWS Billing

CloudResearch’s MTurk Toolkit is now fully compatible with AWS billing. See how you can connect your account and make funding your research simple.

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Study: Are Election 2020 Poll Respondents Honest About Their Vote?

Leib Litman, PhD
August 28, 2020

Study: Are Election 2020 Poll Respondents Honest About Their Vote?

The ‘shy Trump voter’ was a common topic of poll analysts following the 2016 presidential upset – but do they exist? New research helps shed light on polling accuracy and honesty.

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