Advanced Survey Research & Methodology

Navigating the New FDA LDT FinalRule with SoundRocket’s Expertise

by Scott D. Crawford | May 17, 2024

At the end of April 2024, the FDA finalized its rule on Laboratory Developed Tests (LDTs), marking a significant regulatory shift. Labs now face a phased compliance process over four years, adapting to stringent requirements. SoundRocket specializes in human factors and user comprehension studies, essential for FDA submissions. We provide comprehensive support through user and label comprehension studies, simulated use studies, and regulatory guidance. With proven expertise in FDA submission support, SoundRocket ensures your LDTs meet regulatory standards efficiently. Embrace the new regulatory landscape with confidence by partnering with SoundRocket. Visit our services page to learn more.

Moving Beyond P Values: A New Era for Supporting Social Science Research

by SoundRocket | Jan 23, 2024

[Estimated Reading Time: 3-4 min] At SoundRocket, we often hear from our research partners who want to include p values in their summary databooks. These numbers have long been a staple in not just social science research but in many scientific inquiries. However, the...

Demographic Questions: Finding the Right Place in Your Survey

by Jill Furnival | Feb 15, 2023

Demographic questions are often necessary to include in survey research. Here we visit the age-old question–where in the survey should they go? Recently a collaborator designing a survey for an academic research study asked if it...

When I Asked ChatGPT About AI & Survey Research

by Scott D. Crawford | Jan 8, 2023

The essay linked below was written almost exclusively by ChatGPT based on a series of requests and feedback I provided as the essay evolved. I was looking to understand better what may be the potential impact of emerging artificial intelligence (AI) technologies on...

ChatGPT—Could There Be an AI Survey Methodologist?

by Scott D. Crawford | Jan 8, 2023

When I first heard about the new artificial intelligence (AI) chat tool called ChatGPT (created and offered as a free research tool by OpenAI), I was excited to play with it. Social media was abuzz with others in professional fields who had identified ways that this...

How Long Should a Survey Questionnaire Be?

by Scott D. Crawford | Jan 2, 2023

When designing a survey questionnaire, there are guidelines to consider regarding its length, including: 1. The purpose of the survey If the survey is designed to collect detailed information from respondents, it may need to be longer to capture what is needed. 2....

5 Survey Methodology Considerations for Socials Scientists Today

by Scott D. Crawford | Dec 19, 2022

Survey research is an essential tool for social scientists, allowing them to collect data and insights from many people. To conduct a successful survey, there are several vital considerations regarding survey methodology that researchers must take into account. These...

DEI Surveys & The Religion Question: Dr. J.T. Snipes in Conversation

by SoundRocket | Jul 29, 2022

Dr. J.T. Snipes and SoundRocket collaborated on the revision of a religious identity question, which will be part of our national benchmark DEI survey. In this conversation with Dr. Joshua Patterson of SoundRocket, Dr. Snipes discusses his research background and...

Scott D. Crawford: ‘Equity & Inclusion in Accessible Survey Design’

by SoundRocket | Mar 3, 2022

This seminar is part of two seminar series: a seminar series hosted jointly by the Michigan Program in Survey and Data Science at the University of Michigan and the Joint Program in Survey Methodology at the University of Maryland the Inclusive Research...

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Navigating the New FDA LDT FinalRule with SoundRocket’s Expertise

Moving Beyond P Values: A New Era for Supporting Social Science Research

Demographic Questions: Finding the Right Place in Your Survey

How Long Should a Survey Questionnaire Be?

5 Survey Methodology Considerations for Socials Scientists Today

DEI Surveys & The Religion Question: Dr. J.T. Snipes in Conversation

Scott D. Crawford: ‘Equity & Inclusion in Accessible Survey Design’

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