r/Assistance • u/dbozko • Dec 29 '19
SURVEY Hi! I am currently writing my Masters thesis and am in dire need of respondents. The survey takes 8 minutes and will allow me to graduate, really appreciate the help! Thank you veryyyyy much
EDIT: Thank you everyone, I am beyond grateful to this sub!
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u/karahm Dec 29 '19
Done! As a recent Masters graduate, I want to say congrats and good luck on your endeavors!
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u/bum_stabber Dec 29 '19
Done. I didn’t remember the gender of the first two. I had a sneaking suspicion where it was going in the last case and then the additional questions confirmed and you may have captured unconscious bias from me.
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
Perceptive of you, I really tried to be sneaky but its difficult with such topics.
Thank you for filling it in!
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u/sadiegoose1377 Dec 29 '19
How so? I just finished as well and wonder if the same happened for me?
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u/bum_stabber Dec 29 '19
I’m guessing it’s looking to see if given the same kind of information in 3 cases if you would judge the female manager any differently than the male manager. And to add about how the respondent sees gender roles, if that in any way correlates to how they graded the managers.
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u/straightshooter62 Dec 29 '19
Curious if attitudes line up with regions.
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
That's an interesting one to look at, probably starting with glass cliff presence in general. So far they have strong evidence in UK and US.
Thank you!
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u/EndlessTheorys_19 Dec 29 '19
What was up with the question that said we had to answer Strongly Disagree?
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u/tulip0523 Dec 29 '19
They usually do it to make sure you are not blindly picking something to just be done with the survey, but that you actually read the question
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u/randomisedmind Dec 29 '19
All done Interesting topic. Would love tonsee the results
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
Ill share it here once its finished then :)
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u/amreinj Dec 29 '19
Yeah for sure I'm curious as well. How many people have done it so far?
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
At 400 people now, I will start working on stats tomorrow morning and then should have it ready in couple of days, in terms of preliminary results
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u/cheese01234 Dec 29 '19
I’ll do it later - No WiFi atm
(Can you reply to this message to remind me)
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u/thewaryteabag Dec 29 '19
Done :) That was the most interesting survey I’ve done in years! Thank you and good luck :)
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
Thank you for such kind words and for filling this one out! Really appreciate it!
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u/FlamingPeach787 Dec 29 '19
Done.
(I hope it helps.)
(Also...what is happening with this?)
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u/dbozko Dec 30 '19
Thanks!
The results? So I have used Goldberg paradigm in this survey: half the participants saw the first vignette with a male actor and third with a female actor, the other half of the pariticipants saw the actors reversed. That way the only difference between the vignettes was gender. Based on that I can evaluate if gender plays a role in evaluation.
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Dec 29 '19
Done! What are you studying?
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
I am doing International management studies, and the paper focuses on performance management & glass cliff.
Thank you for filling it in!
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u/Lucy351132 Dec 29 '19
Done. As a women in senior management I'm a little confused by the whole subject. Would love to chat it through with you.
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u/look_itsatordis Dec 29 '19
That was highly interesting. I'd love to know what the results of your study are once it's finished if you don't mind telling us.
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Dec 29 '19
Found this pretty feminist but took it and answered honestly (for record I’m female)
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
Thanks! The inventory is I assume you are referring to is quite old so it appears to be a bit strange, but in the pretest there was plenty of variation in the responses so it does seem to capture differences.
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u/Cayt98 Dec 29 '19
I started the survey, but exited. There is not enough information to actually answer the questions asked and to rate the employees. An option given for not enough information would be helpful.
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
I understand the frustration, ambiguity is intentional and its tough to keep at the acceptable level. Thank you for attempting, I appreciate!
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u/AllKindsofRandom Dec 29 '19
Did it. I hope you have enough responses and that your continued education helps you attain your goals.
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u/RosieCakeness Dec 29 '19
Completed. Very wordy. Revising it to add a bit more info to make better decisions on the questions in less drawn out ways. Overall great work!
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u/Justlovely12 Dec 29 '19
Will you publish your results? Interested in seeing the outcome. Great questions.
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
Will have the preliminary results in the next couple of weeks and will share them here I suppose!
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u/vfuhrm84 Dec 29 '19
Done. How many more people do you need?
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
Thanks, I think tomorrow I will start working on the stats already! This subs is incredible, I am so grateful!
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Dec 29 '19
There is a sub called sample size. People post surveys and studies they need respondents for
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u/dbozko Dec 29 '19
Somebody suggested it here, and I actually have reposted it there too! Thank you!
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u/TwerkmasterTaco Dec 29 '19
I did it, but the questionnaire was the part i found alarming, Where did you get these questions from?
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u/dbozko Dec 30 '19
Thank you!
It is the short version of the Ambivalent Sexism Inventory (ASI; Glick & Fiske, 1996; Glick & Whitehead, 2010).
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u/coloradoconvict REGISTERED Dec 29 '19
I started to take your survey but stopped a couple of questions in. You're asking me my GUESSES about his performance. How should I know? You provide no meaningful information.
If you're trying to detect the thing you talk about trying to detect, then you need to provide genuinely ambiguous situations, not situations where there is so little data that nobody can provide anything but assumptions.
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u/dbozko Dec 30 '19
Thank you for trying, I understand the frustration. The setup is such because information procurment is costly for the organisation and the rater, so assumptions are salient even if we try to be objective.
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u/jupiter_sunstone Dec 29 '19
This was a strange survey. I get it after seeing your responses to some of the comments, but the formatting was a little odd. I am definitely interested to know how you do on your thesis though, and what the results of your survey show! Congrats.
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u/mknzee Dec 29 '19
Done- very interested in seeing your results. I felt like I knew where it was going but probably still showed some bias. Well played :)
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u/Murderino67 Dec 29 '19
The sliding scales on the last two scenarios would not allow me to go past 7 and 6 respectively. Could not give true answers.
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u/dbozko Dec 30 '19
That is bizzare! Unfortunately, I dont have any way to find your response case. I will need to report this to Qualtrics.
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u/KetchupCowgirl Dec 30 '19
Done! Would love to see the data on that when your thesis is complete. The survey was interesting.
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u/anniemalplanet Dec 29 '19
Took your survey, I found it confusing and I felt like the scenarios didn't have enough info to make those judgements? What are you trying to measure with this?