PhD Student needs survey completed to finish my research
Hello, I am a grad student requesting your help with my dissertation research. I need individuals that participate in bulletin boards and forums to take my anonymous survey. This research is not focusing on this group, I am collecting data from groups all cross the Usenet. The survey takes 2 to 3 minutes. Survey link http://userpages.umbc.edu/~rnolker1/Dis-Survey.html
Your help is greatly appreciated, Bob Nolker This survey is part of a dissertation research study entitled Diffusion in social networks, IRB # Y08LZ12191. The dissertation is being conducted under the auspices of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
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[nq:1]Hello, I am a grad student requesting your help with my dissertation research. I need individuals that participate in bulletin ... social networks, IRB # Y08LZ12191.
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[nq:1]Hello, I am a grad student requesting your help with my dissertation research. I need individuals that participate in bulletin ... social networks, IRB # Y08LZ12191. The dissertation is being conducted under the auspices of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.[/nq] Your survey lacks a "submit" button.
[nq:1]Your help is greatly appreciated, Bob Nolker[/nq] Hi Bob. I found the submit button at the bottom of the page, no problem. But I don't understand the meaning of these questions: 11 - It is important for other members to recognize me andrespond to my posts. Should this be my opinion about the motivation of others? How could I know? 14 - I engage those members who respond t
[nq:1]11 - It is important for other members to recognize me and respond to my posts. Should this be my opinion about the motivation of others? How could I know?[/nq] It's not about their motivation. It's about whether they show that they remember you from earlier postings. [nq:1]14 - I engage those members who respond to me. No idea, sorry (I'm not a native speaker).[/nq] Do you engag