PAM 6040: Qualitative, Survey, and Mixed Method Approaches to Policy Research Library Research Guide: Question Banks

There are two ways to access the questions and question back for ANES. This option lists the concepts/topics by category and you are able to see the years the question was asked. Another option allows you to search ANES Time Series study codebooks to identify questions and
variables by keyword.

Search the surveys and their questions by keywords or browse studies by population surveyed (national, regional focus, congregants, religious professionals). Add questions to a personalized Question Bank, then save results for later display or download.

Conducts a series of student surveys, including Your First College Year, CIRP Freshman Survey, College Student Survey, and Faculty Survey. Questions include expectations and experiences of students, leisure activities, and personal beliefs.

ICPSR, the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, was established in 1962. An integral part of the infrastructure of social science research, ICPSR maintains and provides access to a vast archive of social science data for research and instruction.

iPOLL requires that you create an account as a Cornell user to use all site features. Contains approximately 800,000 questions from surveys conducted in the U.S., some back to the 1930s.

Strong emphasis on health related topics. Survey reports summarize results and usually—but not always--provide text of questions.

Emphasizes surveys of Americans and their attitudes toward media and about current political and economic events.

A Cornell University Library guide. Covers online, print, and CD-ROM sources.

Over 300,000 questions from more than 14,000 surveys conducted in the US and abroad from 1986+. Search by words in question text, geographic area, date, or use the browse feature (“List of Topics”). Add questions to an Export Cart to download.

Questions can be obtained from Data Archives from around the world. The Longitudinal Internet Studies for the Social Sciences (LISS) panel data archive is one example. The study has been conducted since October 2007 and may provide a different aspect of questions.

The UK Data services allows you to search across hundreds of studies accessible through the UK Data Archive.

Survey of high school students with questions on tobacco and drug use, fitness activities, eating habits, and other health behaviors. Conducted biennially since 1991.