Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

Hi everyone! I'm doing some research for fun on morals and videogames, and I'd be most happy if you would take a little time to fill out this survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1sytWF_ ... Y/viewform

It uses the Moral foundations questionairre: http://www.moralfoundations.org/ and the videogames preferences questionairre comes from this Master's thesis: http://www.veronicazammitto.com/wp-cont ... thesis.pdf. I recently saw a blog post that did a similar survey, but with the political compass, and me and some friends were kind of fascinated but disappointed with the tools they used.

I started to take this survey, but then when I got to the questions about video games I realized I didn't have opinions about 90% of them, so I stopped. Then I emailed it to my husband.

thanks!

I think page 3's results might have to get thrown out since the orientation of the agree/disagree spectrum changes from the previous page and I didn't notice until I was halfway through it.

hmm... yeah, a few people have mentioned that to me. I initially wanted to keep it that way because that's how the original tests are situated, but I'll look into making it more consistent.

Sent it to my husband who identifies as a gamer; I don't know if I really do.

The orientation spectrum changing - isn't that on purpose because people doing tests like these can get answer fatigue and start just putting the same answer all the time? So then the survey-maker changes the order of answers to keep people paying attention? That's what I've heard.

Let me put on my social science glasses. The usual technique is to change the orientation of a question within a block, not the direction of the likert scale.

I think it would be helpful to have a question like, how often do you play video games? Also some information about what defines a video game.

I took the test, but I don't actually play video games, unless you call "Wii golf" a video game.

yes, wii golf counts as a videogame! So does tetris or match-3 games or scrabulous. Thanks for taking it guys.

I added a little heads up sentence on page three, so hopefully that will help (without changing the form and stuff, because I'm not familiar enough with google forms to know what that would do to my results page).