Quantitative Research
6/18/24
25 Years of Change – Demographic Analysis
Here we discuss the evolution of how we gather and analyze demographic data and other data from existing sources. The key elements of change in this part of our work are the availability and accessibility of data.
By Kevin RainesRead More
5/16/24
25 Years of Change – Survey Methodologies
As Corona Insights arrives at our 25-year anniversary, we’re going to take a look back at the world 25 years ago and examine what has changed, both in the state of Colorado and in the world of research. This blog post will focus on the evolution of one of our most common research tools – public surveys.
By Kevin RainesRead More
4/26/24
Equity and Access in Translation, Part 2: Evaluating Accessibility
In the first installment of our exploration into equity and access in translated texts, we delved into linguistic and cultural considerations for ensuring content is comprehensible, accessible, and inclusive for all. Now, in part two, we shift our focus to the research methodologies employed to evaluate the comprehensibility of content and improve access for all users.
By Catherine Rockey, PhDRead More
3/13/24
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Quantitative Data
We strive for accurate, inclusive representation in our quantitative research. Here are a few tactics we use to ensure quality results.
By Gracia SeeleyRead More
12/10/23
Talking Metrics, Part II: A Framework for Looking at Metrics
There are many frameworks that relate metrics to organizational goals. Paul discusses his preferred framework here.
By Paul CollierRead More
12/9/23
Norms & Behavior Change, Part 2: Leveraging Norms in Your Messaging
How do we leverage normative behavior ideas to craft effective appeals and promote public good?
By Jane KlingerRead More
11/15/23
Norms & Behavior Change, Part 1: When and Why We Conform
In this three-part blog series, one of our resident Psychology experts explains a psychological principle we often leverage to help clients promote behavior change: the power of social norms. Part 1 addresses when and why social norms are so powerful.
By Jane KlingerRead More
4/25/23
Can ChatGPT be used for quantitative research?
By now, we have probably all heard something about AI, or artificial intelligence. Lately, it seems like AI is being mentioned everywhere…
By Sam KeatingRead More
5/12/22
Common Sense (Not The Thomas Paine Version, But Close)
No source of data should be viewed in a vacuum, and Kevin explains where common sense comes into our work.
By Kevin RainesRead More
1/25/22
Is a survey like an ice cream cone?
Matt discusses how a survey and an ice cream cone have a few things in common.
By Matt BruceRead More