Research guide
Question wording affects the evidence a survey can produce. Each item should ask one understandable thing, use a recall period people can answer, and offer response choices that fit real situations.
Use familiar language, specify the relevant event and timeframe, avoid assumptions, and split double-barrelled prompts. Do not reveal the answer the research team hopes to see.
Make categories distinct, include other or not applicable only where meaningful, keep rating directions consistent, and explain how many options a respondent may select.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Surveyor templates and question structures are starting points. You can edit wording, answer options, required fields, logic, branding, and collection settings before publishing.
Yes. Published Surveyor forms are designed for phones, tablets, and desktop browsers. Eligible plans also support offline queues for previously loaded surveys.