Take Auntie's Survey: FOR SCIENCE

[isladar]

Question, I'm going to pass this one to a few people, but one of them is widowed, how would you prefer they mark that? Married or Not married, not currently dating?

Their current status, please. I originally had the question phrased with divorced/legally separated/widowed and all that but I realized I'm not collecting census data, so just have them answer as they are. If they considered themselves still married they can answer like that.

[Milkster]

Your friend is going to think some one was joking when I did my survey... :/
Done with yours as well.

[Buffy]

Done x2. I fear displeasing the Auntie.

[isladar]

I won't lie, watching my Number of Respondents number tick up is more exciting than election results :3

[Akiyama]

Took the test, isladar. :>

[Dizzy's]

I have completed both. You should have included something about highest degree or amount of school completed like your friend. Then you could have possibly found a correlation between amount of schooling and preferences.

[hey]

Just did your friend's too.

[Mici]

Both done, on my Facespace to try for a few more. Good luck!

[synistar]

FOR SCIENCE!

[isladar]

Both done, on my Facespace to try for a few more. Good luck!

yessssssss thank you!

[Cream Soda]

no option for height in metric and weight in imperial; that's how I measure myself, lol. since I don't like to use the half inch and don't rly like to round up or down either. Taking anyways though

[Howie Roary]

fin. (both)

[isladar]

no option for height in metric and weight in imperial; that's how I measure myself, lol. since I don't like to use the half inch and don't rly like to round up or down either. Taking anyways though

I had to do some squirrelly question logic to get imperial / metric in there to begin with, you'll take what you get and like it! (And really, I've never heard of mixing the two systems like that, other than my older relatives in Canada who grew up on imperial but use km/celsius).

[Churchill]

male should have been the top answer in the survey

[Cream Soda]

lol now I have to go back and start over. Ended up going with metric since 5'5" and a half wasn't an option in imperial. I just have my height memorized in cm, when it went to ask for my mother's, I had to go back and do imperial again

[Moss]

Just did both, nice to see clear and concise surveys.

[Moss]

I had to do some squirrelly question logic to get imperial / metric in there to begin with, you'll take what you get and like it! (And really, I've never heard of mixing the two systems like that, other than my older relatives in Canada who grew up on imperial but use km/celsius).

Have you used Qualtrics before?

[isladar]

I haven't; I got to use this because the department has an account. I'll look into it!

[Cream Soda]

First one finally complete, though ideal partner was inaccurate, since I like really tall girls, but also like really short girls, so I flipped a coin, tall won for that answer.

onto the second survey

[Moss]

I make surveys with it fairly regularly for school because my university has a contract with them; pretty user-friendly especially with the question logic.