PhD-level Expertise for Research Questionnaire Review
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
Project Details
$2.00 – 8.00 USD per hour
I have drafted a research questionnaire and now want it stress-tested by four independent PhD-level specialists—one each in Applied Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Computer Science, and Computational Linguistics. Your sole task is to read the instrument, weigh its content against current scholarship in your field, and tell me where the wording or topic coverage could be strengthened.
What matters most to me is content relevance. I’m less worried about formatting quirks or survey logic; I need to know whether every item genuinely taps into the constructs I claim it does, whether I’ve missed any crucial dimensions, and where disciplinary blind spots might linger.
You will receive:
• The current questionnaire (≈25 items)
• A concise review brief that outlines my research aims, participant profile, and any ethical or terminological constraints
Deliverable:
• A short, well-structured summary (1–2 pages or equivalent) highlighting key strengths, gaps, and suggested revisions. No tracked-change markup is necessary—just an executive-style overview I can act on quickly.
Timeline is flexible but ideally within one week of acceptance. Please respond with a line on your doctoral focus, any recent publications relevant to survey design in your area, and your availability.
$2.00 – 8.00 USD per hour
I have drafted a research questionnaire and now want it stress-tested by four independent PhD-level specialists—one each in Applied Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Computer Science, and Computational Linguistics. Your sole task is to read the instrument, weigh its content against current scholarship in your field, and tell me where the wording or topic coverage could be strengthened.
What matters most to me is content relevance. I’m less worried about formatting quirks or survey logic; I need to know whether every item genuinely taps into the constructs I claim it does, whether I’ve missed any crucial dimensions, and where disciplinary blind spots might linger.
You will receive:
• The current questionnaire (≈25 items)
• A concise review brief that outlines my research aims, participant profile, and any ethical or terminological constraints
Deliverable:
• A short, well-structured summary (1–2 pages or equivalent) highlighting key strengths, gaps, and suggested revisions. No tracked-change markup is necessary—just an executive-style overview I can act on quickly.
Timeline is flexible but ideally within one week of acceptance. Please respond with a line on your doctoral focus, any recent publications relevant to survey design in your area, and your availability.