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This survey was sent to Saudi students studying at The Ohio State University who are parents. for my survey I wanted to understand how families spend their time during car rides, how children use screens and what activities create interaction between family members. The survey contained 13 questions about screen
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Survey I wanted to create a survey to gain a surface-level understanding of how people feel about healthcare emergencies and how prepared they feel to help in case of an emergency. I created a survey with 11 simple questions. Recruitment Finding people who live in rural communities was challenging
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All responses Select R1–R6 for the full response. Scroll horizontally to compare every barrier and care theme. ← Scroll across the matrix → ‹ › Context Barriers Care themes Support named Respondent County Time to care Care impact TrainingCell / internetStressGuidanceEquipmentPrivacyTransport CPR / breathingBleedingStrokeSymptoms / vitalsScene accessCalm / listen Support named R1VintonTime variesNever————————Scene access & preparationR2Vinton30–
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The data visualization above illustrates how families interact with one another within the shared space of a car cabin. Sampling and Recruitment Strategy The strategy I used to gather participants was outsourcing through individuals I knew, including friends and family. I wanted to sample two different groups of individuals to
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Distributed to parents in the Mamaroneck School District, specifically families of students at Central Elementary School. The school has approximately 550 students, and the survey was designed to reach the parents of those children. Parents were instructed to complete the survey with all of their children in mind, considering differences
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To gain insight into the impact outdoor recreation has on Ohio's state parks, my research team looked to park managers for information about trends in human activity, park degradation, and the relationship between them. As park managers are trusted with operating and maintaining Ohio's state parks,
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The first round of survey data was collected between September 17th through the 25th and there were 24 total participants. Our analysis focusses on 18 participants who answered every question on their form. The sample size was near 1,000, and was sent through the Neighborhood design center's
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My survey was created through the use of Qualtrics and sent out to the 97 members of The Marzetti Company's IT department. Of those original 97, 42 people responded to the survey. The reason for choosing The Marzetti Company IT department was because they have a range of
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Below is a visualization of my survey data. The imagery above visualizes the research that was conducted through a Qualtrics survey I conducted to better understand Children's backseat experience while traveling in vehicles. The survey was sent in a NE Ohio (Fairview Park) Community Schools Facebook Group with
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The Local loops team worked on crafting a digital survey that was shared through our connection with CNDC. They attached the link onto their weekly newsletter and shared through their social media posts. The main audience of this was individuals and businesses local to Columbus, Ohio who are connected to
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My capstone team worked together when creating our survey, we were interested to learn about how individuals and businesses within the Columbus area felt about the topic of recycling as well as their community. The NDC team was a big help with distributing the survey, they had offered to send
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This survey was conducted over a two-week period to investigate the financial habits, challenges, and needs of Gen Z students. Recruitment occurred through an online survey distributed in the Sigma Epsilon Phi fraternity group chat. The fraternity, with around 130 active members, was chosen because it is co-ed