This research report explores, through an experimental survey approach, the key points and practical considerations to keep in mind when conducting research overseas, taking into account cultural and customary differences.
By comparing actual survey response behaviors in Japan, the United States, and China using concrete examples and examining response accuracy, the report provides a comprehensive understanding of the critical considerations necessary for conducting international research.

＜Topics＞

・Examining differences in response tendencies to matrix-type questions
・Analyzing dropout rates for video-based questions
・Assessing whether the volume and content of responses differ when open-ended questions (FA) are placed before a page break versus on a separate page
・Comparing the impact of different numbers of answer options
・Evaluating whether respondents actually read annotations and instructions
・Reviewing other data related to overall survey quality