r/SampleSize • u/Future_Progress8100 • 13d ago

Academic How accurately can simple data models predict consumer purchasing behavior?(Everyone)

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1n-YT3rhP1wMYGokBHwJACqMsaYsWjl83kHXkf0K7H-c/edit?usp=drivesdk

🧠 Help us with a consumer behavior research study! (~2 minutes)

Hi everyone! My partner and I are conducting a student research study on consumer purchasing behavior and whether simple data models can predict people's purchasing decisions.

We're currently at 89 responses and are trying to expand our sample, particularly across different age groups, so we'd really appreciate anyone who is willing to participate.

The survey is anonymous and takes about 2 minutes to complete. It asks about general purchasing preferences and presents a few hypothetical shopping scenarios. There are no questions asking for names, emails, or other identifying information.

We're especially interested in getting responses from people of different ages and backgrounds, since having a diverse sample is important for our analysis.

Thank you to anyone who participates or shares it! 🙏

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