Quantitative research
Our quantitative research is used to measure how many people feel, think, believe or act in a particular way. We are equipped to provide a precisely tailored service according to the objectives of each client and each project.
Christian Research services cover all data collection methods, including face to face, online, telephone and postal.
Specialist software we use includes:
- SNAP Survey Software for quantitative studies, including web surveys and paper questionnaire scanning
- GlobalPark software for our Faith Journeys project
- SPSS for statistical analysis
Examples of our quantitative projects
Sorted Research & Christian Vision for Men – online research with nationally representative sample of 1000 men to identify how comfortable men feel in church, meeting vicars and singing in church.
Alpha – annual assessments of the levels of engagement with the Alpha autumn initiative and of the international reach of Alpha.
Evangelical Alliance – study of over 17,000 festival goers throughout 2010 to understand what people believe and how they behave, in order to inform the future strategy of Evangelical Alliance.
Carlton Colville Methodist Church – analysis of the views of over 400 school-children in order to help the church develop new services and amenities to serve young people in the local community.
Bible Society – over 1000 street interviews to help Bible Society improve its understanding of Bible presence, usage and attitudes in UK households.