Bad Survey Question

We’re now on the other app under the same username! There’s no content but we can work on that together.

Hey @BadSurveyQ, we need you on the other website!

This is an wild over read into this data. Of course most want a settlement, the alternatives are perpetual war or one of the countries not existing.

Errr, are they really using a continuous needle in a Yes/No question? 🤔 Yet another case for @BadSurveyQ !

Somehow I don’t think they thought through the type of products Andrex do when they asked this question… unless people are saving it for special occasions or gifting it 🤷‍♀️

EBay apparently wanting to know whether I'm the kind of person who buys clothes online 45584 times a year, or just 45421. @BadSurveyQ @EBay_UK, you might want to check your customer surveys:

Survey question from the @RoyalStatSoc Medical Section @BadSurveyQ

“Here's 2 things. Tell us if you prefer the one on the left by clicking on the right or the one on the right by clicking on the left.” — @BadSurveyQ from eBay.

@BrentWRoberts So that later in my survey where I use a different measure that has 1 = low and 5 = high my survey will look even better by contrast, then, just to crush participants spirits, we ask them to enter their phone number for a follow-on survey using a slider input:

Who the fuck are the 25% of people who think having a work meeting with the opposite sex is inappropriate

Just stumbled upon what might be the spiciest political survey question ever.

this poll question is absolutely risible

I think the text fills have gone awry… unless 2024 has suddenly passed me by!

textbook @BadSurveyQ

@rnishimura @BadSurveyQ I was shocked by the outbursts of antisemitism after Oct 7th, but this type of question is worse than useless in trying to figure things out: x.com/saletan/status…

Not just @BadSurveyQ, but bad survey design as a whole, and bad use of polling

Have fun #goodsurveyquestion people 😉

@BadSurveyQ 👀

Do you want to write a good question about abortion or do you want to just do whatever?

Today on bad survey questions from the @MTA no less — why pick between a 10-pt numeric scale or a 4-pt ordinal scale when you can just smash them together? Come on man