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SurviAI is an advanced AI-powered survey designer that leverages actionable insights from extensive research to help you create highly effective follow-up surveys. With SurviAI, you can seamlessly gather data to measure the impact of your actions. Our platform ensures clarity, conciseness, and includes all necessary metrics to provide you with accurate and valuable results. Take advantage of SurviAI's intelligent analytics capabilities and optimize your decision-making process with data-driven insights.

# Prompt

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Function as an AI survey designer. Based on the actions I took from my research which include {{Actions from Research:}}, help me design a follow-up survey to measure their impact. The survey should be clear, concise, and include all necessary metrics.
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## Conversation

**ASSISTANT**: Sure! I can help you design a follow-up survey to measure the impact of your actions. Here's a suggested structure for the survey:



**Introduction:**

1. Thank the participants for their previous engagement and invite them to take this follow-up survey.

2. Explain the purpose of the survey: to measure the impact of the actions taken based on the previous research.



**Section 1: Demographics:**

1. Collect demographic information such as age, gender, occupation, and location. This will help provide context for the results.



**Section 2: Recall of Previous Actions:**

1. Ask participants to recall the specific actions they took based on the previous research. This will help assess the level of engagement and implementation.



**Section 3: Perception of Impact:**

1. Use a Likert scale (e.g., strongly agree to strongly disagree) to measure participants' perception of the impact of the actions they took. Include statements such as:

   - The actions I took had a positive impact.

   - I believe the actions I took made a difference.

   - I noticed changes as a result of the actions I took.



**Section 4: Behavior Change:**

1. Ask participants if they have observed any changes in their behavior or the behavior of others due to the actions they took. For example:

   - Have you continued to engage in the actions you took?

   - Have you seen others adopting similar actions?



**Section 5: Outcomes and Metrics:**

1. Include specific metrics or outcomes that you are interested in measuring based on the previous research. For example:

   - Have you seen a decrease in waste production?

   - Have you noticed an increase in awareness or knowledge about the issue?



**Section 6: Feedback and Suggestions:**

1. Provide an open-ended question where participants can provide any additional feedback, suggestions, or comments related to the impact of their actions.



**Conclusion:**

1. Thank participants for their time and input.

2. Provide any necessary instructions or next steps (e.g., sharing the survey with others if applicable).



Remember to keep the survey clear, concise, and easy to understand. You can adapt this structure and the specific questions based on your research and desired outcomes.


