Literature Review Synthesizer
Synthesize multiple research sources into a structured, coherent literature review with themes, conflicts, and gaps identified.
Design a research-quality survey with properly worded questions, logical flow, and methodology guidance.
Help me design a well-structured survey for research or feedback collection. **What I'm trying to learn:** [Describe the core question or decision your survey needs to answer] **Who I'm surveying:** [Describe the target respondents — their background, relationship to your topic, how you'll reach them] **Survey format:** - Estimated completion time I want: [e.g. under 5 minutes, 10–15 minutes] - Distribution method: [e.g. email link, in-app, in-person, phone] - Tool I'm using: [e.g. Typeform, Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, paper] **What I'll do with the results:** [e.g. internal decision, published research, product roadmap, academic paper] Design a complete survey including: 1. An opening statement that sets context and builds trust 2. 8–12 questions in logical sequence (screener → demographics → core questions → open-ended) 3. For each question: the question text, question type (multiple choice / Likert / open text / ranking), and a note on why it's included 4. Any skip logic or branching rules 5. A closing thank-you and any follow-up instructions 6. Methodology notes: what biases to watch for in this survey design
Designing surveys for user research, customer feedback, academic studies, or employee research with proper methodology.
A complete survey with 8–12 questions, question types, skip logic, opening/closing statements, and methodology notes on potential biases.
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Claude Sonnet 4
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