Quantitative Research
3/17/25
Getting Unbiased Answers
People’s self-reported attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors are valuable information, but can also be messy and easily biased. How can we minimize biases and get reliable, accurate answers?
By Jane KlingerRead More
3/6/25
A/B Testing – An Introduction
What are people talking about when they mention A/B testing in research? What does it do? How can it benefit me and my organization? In this introduction, we explain the basics of A/B tests.
By Gracia SeeleyRead More
11/27/24
25 Years of Change – Personal Care Disabilities
We conclude our 25-year anniversary series by taking a look at the prevalence of personal care disabilities within Colorado and how it has changed over the years.
By Corona InsightsRead More
11/20/24
25 Years of Change – Cognitive Disabilities
Over the past 25 years, the population of Colorado has grown. Here we shed some light on the increased prevalence of cognitive impairments in Colorado.
By Corona InsightsRead More
11/19/24
25 Years of Change – Physical Disabilities
This blog post will focus on the prevalence of physical disabilities in Colorado’s population and how things have changed over the past 25 years.
By Corona InsightsRead More
11/15/24
25 Years of Change – Sensory Disabilities
In this post we examine how Colorado's population has changed over the past 25 years, in particular the prevalence of disabilities.
By Corona InsightsRead More
11/6/24
25 Years of Change – Population and Age
In this post we examine what has changed in the state of Colorado, particularly in the age profile of Colorado’s population.
By Corona InsightsRead More
6/18/24
25 Years of Change – Demographic Analysis
Here we discuss the evolution of how we gather and analyze demographic data and other data from existing sources. The key elements of change in this part of our work are the availability and accessibility of data.
By Kevin RainesRead More
5/16/24
25 Years of Change – Survey Methodologies
As Corona Insights arrives at our 25-year anniversary, we’re going to take a look back at the world 25 years ago and examine what has changed in the world of research. This blog post will focus on the evolution of one of our most common research tools – public surveys.
By Kevin RainesRead More
4/26/24
Equity and Access in Translation, Part 2: Evaluating Accessibility
In the first installment of our exploration into equity and access in translated texts, we delved into linguistic and cultural considerations for ensuring content is comprehensible, accessible, and inclusive for all. Now, in part two, we shift our focus to the research methodologies employed to evaluate the comprehensibility of content and improve access for all users.
By Catherine Rockey, PhDRead More