Survey questions from research goals without leading items Prompts

Derives draft questions from your research goals, flags leading and double-barrelled items, and does not invent medical or legal questions.

Area: Learning & knowledge
Level: Advanced
Good for: Derive a first question list from clear research goals
Flag leading wording, doubled content and unclear scales
Name open gaps instead of inserting unsuitable or invented questions

How it works

Paste the research goals and state the audience, channel and approximate length of the survey.
Say which question types you will allow, such as a scale, single choice or an open field.
No diagnostic, legal or tax questions. Flag leading items, double-barrelled items and sensitive spots instead of hiding them.

To copy

Derive draft survey questions from my research goals. Do not invent medical, legal or tax questions and do not offer a diagnosis. Do not write leading items.
Research goals:
[paste goals]
Audience, if known: [group]
Channel and approximate length: [channel, number of questions or minutes]
Allowed question types: [scale / single choice / multiple choice / open / I will decide]
Topics I exclude, if any: [exclusions]

Check and write:
1. For each goal, a short mapping: which draft questions serve this goal, without assuming a goal I did not state.
2. Questions in neutral wording. No evaluative words and no wording that pre-empts the answer.
3. No double-barrelled questions (two ideas in one item). No unclear or unlabelled scales; use scale poles only if I stated them, or mark the scale as an open suggestion.
4. Do not draft sensitive, medical, legal or personnel questions. Mark them as a review note that needs a human sign-off.
5. A draft order: opening, core, close, without claiming scientific validity.
6. A list: which goals still lack a workable question, and which drafts stay risky or unclear.

Output: draft questions mapped to the goals, flagged risks, open gaps. No medical, legal or tax advice.