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As asked by both Paul and Thalie, it will be valuable to have a plot about the timing patterns between one question and the next question, and one survey and the next survey.
Thalie:
an analysis of the timing patterns (between questions and time between filling two forms) could allow differentiating between a survey completed from recall vs. a survey completed while interviewing the respondent. I would expect somebody filling in the survey from recall to have a much more regular timing patterns than during a real interview
think about which data visualization can best present the time difference between every survey and the next survey? Look at some ideas from possible d3 data visualizations:
Also Paul asks to plot the amount of time each survey takes (y-axis) against the survey number (x-axis). e.g. (1st survey takes 1 minute, 2nd survey takes 2 minutes, 3rd survey takes 1 minute, ...)
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timing patterns of questions and surveys
timing patterns of questions and surveys (next quarter)
May 11, 2021
As asked by both Paul and Thalie, it will be valuable to have a plot about the timing patterns between one question and the next question, and one survey and the next survey.
Thalie:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: