#1
Posted 04 November 2011 - 09:07 PM
#2
Posted 04 November 2011 - 09:40 PM
First, No option for domestic partners. I chose married, but you're already going to annoy a demographic.
Second, You have a question on how being a Brony affects one's plans / interests in dating. The only options are neutral or negative. Did no one consider that some couples might bond over watching the show together, or learn how to interact with each other better from watching the show?
Wait. WTF? Under sexual preference, transgender?! Transgender is not a sexual preference; it's a medical condition. That question is entirely invalid. Being straight, bi, or gay has nothing to do with gender identification.
I'm done. You lost at the end of page one. I seriously doubt the neutrality and competence of this survey.
In the interest of civility, I won't say more about the survey. I won't participate unless this survey is completely overhauled.
I also suggest any bronies or pegasisters be wary of this survey.
#3
Posted 04 November 2011 - 09:50 PM
And I'm all out of hay.
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#4
Posted 04 November 2011 - 09:55 PM
I don't have time to waste on bogus surveys.
I'm dating Rainbow Dash and no one can tell me otherwise.
Except Coffey. Muahaha
#5
Posted 04 November 2011 - 10:41 PM
@TwilightPixel
I'm extremely sorry that the survey offended you, and I assure you that we didn't mean it to be interpreted in such a negative light. We are trying out best to try and fix up any mistakes made, I mean it is a rather large survey and there are inevitably going to be slip-ups. We really aren't trying to offend anyone.
@Butterscotch Vision
You really don't have anything to worry about bro. As a fellow furry I can assure you that its not going to hurt anyone. But in the off chance that it does, you can all come beat the snot outta me because apparently 80% of these questions were based off of answers and other things I told my dad in the first stages of developing this survey. (I was kind of a template? If that's the correct word to use)
Really guys it isn't bogus, It was me that introduced him to the idea of Bronyship. And of course being my crazy psychologist dad, he saw something really unique about what is happening (I'm sure we can all agree this whole thing is quite the surprise.) and was interested in finding out what type of person was drawn toward this show and everything that comes with it. To be honest, I'm not a psychologist, I don't know exactly what some of these questions are testing for, but I can assure you all that its all in name of science and is just for research.
So please, I encourage everypony to try the survey if they have the time, and really want to help and I'm sorry in advance if some of the questions do happen to offend you or are somewhat confusing.
Thanks.
Every atom in your body was forged in the burning nuclear core of an ancient sun.
Act like it.
#7
Posted 04 November 2011 - 11:01 PM
Hey woah guys, woah. Just hold on a second! Listen, it's not a bogus survey! Believe it or not that guys my dad, and I can 100% vouch this isn't going to turn around or bite anyone in the ass. Ok, so there are a few little slip ups with the whole sexual preference bit, but there is no need to bash the validity of the survey just because some of the questions forgot to add domestic partner as a choice. The real important parts are the questions after all the superficial stuff like gender, age, sexual preference ect.
@TwilightPixel
I'm extremely sorry that the survey offended you, and I assure you that we didn't mean it to be interpreted in such a negative light. We are trying out best to try and fix up any mistakes made, I mean it is a rather large survey and there are inevitably going to be slip-ups. We really aren't trying to offend anyone.
@Butterscotch Vision
You really don't have anything to worry about bro. As a fellow furry I can assure you that its not going to hurt anyone. But in the off chance that it does, you can all come beat the snot outta me because apparently 80% of these questions were based off of answers and other things I told my dad in the first stages of developing this survey. (I was kind of a template? If that's the correct word to use)
Really guys it isn't bogus, It was me that introduced him to the idea of Bronyship. And of course being my crazy psychologist dad, he saw something really unique about what is happening (I'm sure we can all agree this whole thing is quite the surprise.) and was interested in finding out what type of person was drawn toward this show and everything that comes with it. To be honest, I'm not a psychologist, I don't know exactly what some of these questions are testing for, but I can assure you all that its all in name of science and is just for research.
So please, I encourage everypony to try the survey if they have the time, and really want to help and I'm sorry in advance if some of the questions do happen to offend you or are somewhat confusing.
Thanks.
Let me know when it's reworked and I'll take another look.
I'm sure there are some fascinating things to discover if you can get a good sample of the population and ask the right questions. But one problem with surveys is they can become biased, even unconsciously. The question about how being an MLP fan affects your relationship prospects is a perfect example. The writer clearly thought that at best the show could only have no effect, and more likely a negative one.
Leaving off domestic partner was actually the least serious thing in my opinion. It was the inclusion of transgender as a sexual preference that made me doubt the competence of the person making the survey. Leaving that option out or adding a gender identity question to go along with the sexual preference question would have been better. The difference between sexual orientation and gender identity were covered in my psych 101, which is why I doubted. But I will admit, this touches on a hot topic of mine: GLBT rights.
Last, I wonder at calling the age, sex, etc. information superficial. Those are important to any data set, else you have severely limited options in ways to manipulate and examine your data.
But, you said you're looking it over and fixing things. Once you and he have looked the survey over and reworked it, I'll take it again.
#8
Posted 05 November 2011 - 12:06 AM
In other news, on page 3 of the survey, i spotted this. Just a typo, is all. Discovered is spelled wrong
http://puu.sh/87tQ (there's the image link because apparently i can't post images here?)
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aaaand finished. It was a little lengthy, but i got through it. hope i helped. I didn't really find it touchy due to anonymity of it. Though i don't feel there was a better expression for how extroverted i am about my brony-ness. It was kind of hard to not sound extreme introverted and secretive or extroverted and shouting words to the sky. I only really share my brony-ness if it comes up. I try not to go over the top when talking about it. I also haven't lost friends as much as i have lost one or two aquiantances in real life, and maybe a few more online.
The question about friend loss wasn't exactly specific enough, but i haven't lost any people i considered real friends because of it, so i just marked no
anyways yeah good survey, nothing intentionally offensive that i saw i swear
#9
Posted 05 November 2011 - 01:38 AM
Edited by OhHaiDare, 05 November 2011 - 01:43 AM.
****** Snow makes me chill ******
#10
Posted 05 November 2011 - 01:40 AM
It's kind of long though, which I don't mind, I will take the whole thing. But I hope it's not a reason to not do it for other people.
#11
Posted 05 November 2011 - 02:58 AM
http://www.bronystudy.com/
Thanks again from snerd7, Dr. Pysch Ology and Johnny Hoof
#12
Posted 05 November 2011 - 07:30 AM
"Luna's in the heart, Jack, wherever I go, she is with me." --Egg Shen
Apologizing does not always mean you're wrong and the other person is right; it just means that you value your relationship more than your ego.
It costs nothing to dream, and everything not to.
The first to appologize is the bravest. The first to forgive is the strongest. The first to forget is the happiest.
#13
Posted 05 November 2011 - 11:55 AM
Some questions seemed really redundant, and I'm not sure if it was just me or if it was intentional, but some seemed to have a sense of bias.
One concrete example would be that one of the questions ended with an exclamation point. A very small thing, but in the context of the question, it pushed towards a specific answer.
#14
Posted 05 November 2011 - 04:28 PM
#15
Posted 07 November 2011 - 10:49 AM
http://forum.ponyvil...he-brony-study/
And I'm all out of hay.
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#16
Posted 07 November 2011 - 11:06 AM
Hey woah guys, woah. Just hold on a second! Listen, it's not a bogus survey! Believe it or not that guys my dad, and I can 100% vouch this isn't going to turn around or bite anyone in the ass. Ok, so there are a few little slip ups with the whole sexual preference bit, but there is no need to bash the validity of the survey just because some of the questions forgot to add domestic partner as a choice. The real important parts are the questions after all the superficial stuff like gender, age, sexual preference ect.
@TwilightPixel
I'm extremely sorry that the survey offended you, and I assure you that we didn't mean it to be interpreted in such a negative light. We are trying out best to try and fix up any mistakes made, I mean it is a rather large survey and there are inevitably going to be slip-ups. We really aren't trying to offend anyone.
@Butterscotch Vision
You really don't have anything to worry about bro. As a fellow furry I can assure you that its not going to hurt anyone. But in the off chance that it does, you can all come beat the snot outta me because apparently 80% of these questions were based off of answers and other things I told my dad in the first stages of developing this survey. (I was kind of a template? If that's the correct word to use)
Really guys it isn't bogus, It was me that introduced him to the idea of Bronyship. And of course being my crazy psychologist dad, he saw something really unique about what is happening (I'm sure we can all agree this whole thing is quite the surprise.) and was interested in finding out what type of person was drawn toward this show and everything that comes with it. To be honest, I'm not a psychologist, I don't know exactly what some of these questions are testing for, but I can assure you all that its all in name of science and is just for research.
So please, I encourage everypony to try the survey if they have the time, and really want to help and I'm sorry in advance if some of the questions do happen to offend you or are somewhat confusing.
Thanks.
iv got 10 years on you, and trust me, these "surveys" cause nothing but grief, even if its your dad or not, perhaps you haven't been around long enough to see or understand how the results in 99.999% of these have a huge negative impact.
I think so far I have once seen an Unbiased article, which came to me as a shock.
Also, id love to know exactly what data collection policies are in place, do you record IP Addresses etc
And exactly what else you plan to do with the results.
And I'm all out of hay.
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Id rather live on Hooves than die on Feet.
#17
Posted 15 November 2011 - 11:04 PM
With the end results my dad hopes to write a book on the findings and what-not. To be honest, I'm not sure what other kinda of cool psychology stuff he is gonna do with it. I'll be sure to ask him when I get the chance :3
Every atom in your body was forged in the burning nuclear core of an ancient sun.
Act like it.
#18
Posted 16 November 2011 - 12:21 PM
Hey woah guys, woah. Just hold on a second! Listen, it's not a bogus survey! Believe it or not that guys my dad, and I can 100% vouch this isn't going to turn around or bite anyone in the ass. Ok, so there are a few little slip ups with the whole sexual preference bit, but there is no need to bash the validity of the survey just because some of the questions forgot to add domestic partner as a choice. The real important parts are the questions after all the superficial stuff like gender, age, sexual preference ect.
@TwilightPixel
I'm extremely sorry that the survey offended you, and I assure you that we didn't mean it to be interpreted in such a negative light. We are trying out best to try and fix up any mistakes made, I mean it is a rather large survey and there are inevitably going to be slip-ups. We really aren't trying to offend anyone.
@Butterscotch Vision
You really don't have anything to worry about bro. As a fellow furry I can assure you that its not going to hurt anyone. But in the off chance that it does, you can all come beat the snot outta me because apparently 80% of these questions were based off of answers and other things I told my dad in the first stages of developing this survey. (I was kind of a template? If that's the correct word to use)
Really guys it isn't bogus, It was me that introduced him to the idea of Bronyship. And of course being my crazy psychologist dad, he saw something really unique about what is happening (I'm sure we can all agree this whole thing is quite the surprise.) and was interested in finding out what type of person was drawn toward this show and everything that comes with it. To be honest, I'm not a psychologist, I don't know exactly what some of these questions are testing for, but I can assure you all that its all in name of science and is just for research.
So please, I encourage everypony to try the survey if they have the time, and really want to help and I'm sorry in advance if some of the questions do happen to offend you or are somewhat confusing.
Thanks.
iv got 10 years on you, and trust me, these "surveys" cause nothing but grief, even if its your dad or not, perhaps you haven't been around long enough to see or understand how the results in 99.999% of these have a huge negative impact.
I think so far I have once seen an Unbiased article, which came to me as a shock.
Also, id love to know exactly what data collection policies are in place, do you record IP Addresses etc
And exactly what else you plan to do with the results.
@Eclipse
With the end results my dad hopes to write a book on the findings and what-not. To be honest, I'm not sure what other kinda of cool psychology stuff he is gonna do with it. I'll be sure to ask him when I get the chance :3
would love an answer to that part in bold from the horses mouth tbh c:
And I'm all out of hay.
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Id rather live on Hooves than die on Feet.
#19
Posted 19 November 2011 - 04:45 PM
wouldn't that be pony's mouth? :3
@Eclipse
With the end results my dad hopes to write a book on the findings and what-not. To be honest, I'm not sure what other kinda of cool psychology stuff he is gonna do with it. I'll be sure to ask him when I get the chance :3
would love an answer to that part in bold from the horses mouth tbh c:
#20
Posted 08 January 2012 - 08:37 PM
I was fortunate enough to get into Dr' Psych Ology's lecture at Bronycon the other day.
Dr.. Psych Ology is very much Pro-Brony. He has started this study as a way to quantify and prove the positivity of being a Brony. He predicts as the Bronyhood continues to grow at an increasing rate, that there will be backlash from nieghsayers in the media. He hopes that by getting this research out there as soon as possible, that it will counteract some of the negativity, and show Bronies in a more possitive, and accurate, light.
Here are the current results of the survey. It's a bit wordy, but he has busted many Brony myths.
If you still want to take the survey, and add to the data, Here ya go.
TL;DR: Dr. Psych Ology and the Brony Study are on our side!
"Luna's in the heart, Jack, wherever I go, she is with me." --Egg Shen
Apologizing does not always mean you're wrong and the other person is right; it just means that you value your relationship more than your ego.
It costs nothing to dream, and everything not to.
The first to appologize is the bravest. The first to forgive is the strongest. The first to forget is the happiest.
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