Experts in social science survey research.
From study design and data collection to analysis and reporting, if you need help with your research study, we’ve got you covered.
With years of experience and a skilled team, we can help you design and execute high-quality, defensible, survey-based social science research studies. We specialize in campus climate surveys, FDA user comprehension studies, social science research, and custom survey services to meet your research needs.
Campus Climate Surveys
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), Sexual Misconduct, Substance Use
User Comprehension Studies
User Experience, User Comprehension, Label Comprehension, FDA and Regulatory Studies
Social Science Research
Custom Studies for Academic, Governmental, Non-profit & Commercial Purposes
What we do
Take advantage of our social science research expertise in study design, questionnaire design, sample design, sampling, survey development & testing, survey methodology, qualitative research methods (cognitive interview, focus groups, etc.), data collection (all modes and methods), and data reporting for your next research endeavor.
Design
Sometimes the most difficult aspect of social sciences is the design of the study itself. Do you need a cross-sectional study with a single mode of data collection; or does your research warrant a longitudinal design with multiple experimental design conditions? We can handle the simple and complex.
Data Collection
Data collection can be the most time-consuming and budget-busting part of social science research. We maintain internal capacities to conduct web-based, paper, qualitative interviews, and small-scale telephone studies. We also have partners who can help with large scale telephone or in-person data collections.
Other Services
Take advantage of our expertise in questionnaire design, sample design, sampling, survey development & testing, survey methodology, qualitative research methods (cognitive interview, focus groups, etc.) and data reporting for your next research endeavor.
Study Design
Questionnaire Design
Sampling
Responsive Multi-Stage Studies
Inclusive Accessible Design
Web
Paper/Mail
Telephone
Multi-Mode
Live Televideo Interview
Sampling
Weighting
Testing
Reporting
Analysis
We manage social science research for…
Scientists and researchers conducting social science research
Colleges and universities, academics, professors, graduate researchers
Private research firms, government agencies or non-profit organizations
Professional academic organizations
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