Survey Examples
The PIEL Survey can be used in many settings. Some sample Control Files are shown here to illustrate how the PIEL Survey app can be used. We thank the developers of these surveys for allowing us to make these Control Files available for the benefit of future users.
You can import these files into the PIEL Survey app from the browser by tapping on the link below on a mobile device then opening the downloaded file in the PIEL Survey app. The PIEL Survey must already be installed on your device. Please note that if the survey is a scheduled survey, and first schedule for today is in the past, the survey will not start until the next scheduled day.
If you wish to look at the text of the surveys, the easiest way is to download the file onto your computer and open it with a text editor.
Please respect the copyright (if any) of each survey. These are purely for training purposes and researchers should develop and be responsible for their own surveys. It should also be noted that by allowing us to provide these examples, the researchers are not necessarily advocating the use of the PIEL survey.
We have removed the author email and other private items from the files and entered an unidentifiable participant id.
Social inclusion Survey
This study explored the social inclusion in high school of Australian students with vision impairment. The reseachers sought to understand how students described school social inclusion, whether they felt included and what influenced these perceptions.
This survey is a scheduled survey with the following settings:
- it runs at semi-random times 5 times a day, every day for 7 days
- "max-delay" is set for 6 minutes
- "max-duration" is set for 10 minutes
- it uses branching
Everyday Social Experiences
This study explored the everyday life experiences of individuals with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The findings highlight the importance of considering the in-the-moment experience of people with ASD.
This survey is a scheduled survey with the following settings:
- it runs at semi-random times 7 times a day, every day for 7 days
- "max-delay" is set for 2 minutes
- "max-duration" is set for 5 minutes
Consent in Relationships
This study provides the first quantitative evidence that consent conceptualization varies both within the person and across relationships regarding sexual precedent.
This survey is a scheduled survey with the following settings:
- it runs every day at 10:30 am for 30 days
- "max-delay" is set for 2 hours
- "max-duration" is set for 60 minutes
- it uses branching
Tracking Flow Survey
Flow is a key mental state we experience when we become engrossed in an enjoyable challenge or activity. This survey is used as a personal tool to track flow throughout the day.
This survey is a scheduled survey with the following settings:
- it runs at semi-random times 5 times a day, every day for 7 days
- "max-delay" is set for 15 minutes
- "reminders" will be sent at 5 minutes and 10 minutes
- it uses branching