Questionnaires are essential tools for gathering the necessary information on participants' experiences and impressions. Thus, please avoid the three following mistakes:
- Length: Too many questions (Also repeating questions between different conditions) may lead to participants losing interest and skipping questions or answering in patterns instead of honestly.
- Unclear Questions: Avoid open-ended and leading questions.
- Bias: The individual questions should be formulated neutral to ensure clear, objective answers from the participants.
For setting up the questionnaires rely on standardized questionnaires in your field of research and add your own specific questions to investigate your research objective meaningfully.
Below are different examples you may use provided as XML files to directly load into SoSciSurvey.
Demographics
- Demographics - add your own questions in case you are interested in a specific feature of your participants
Simulator Sickness
- Simulator Sickness Questionnaire (SSQ) by Kennedy et al.
- in case SSQ is too long and simulator sickness is not in focus, we recommend the short Discomfort Score by Fernandes et al.
Sense of Presence in the IVE
- Igroup Presence Questionnaire (IPQ), more info here
- Temple Presence Inventory (TPI) by Lombard et al.
Wordload
- NASA TLX, more information here
Spatial Awareness
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