A running survey generally refers to a type of survey method used in research and data collection that involves continuously collecting data over a period of time, rather than at a single point. This approach is often employed in various contexts, including market research, public opinion polling, and social science research, to gather ongoing feedback or track changes over time. Some key characteristics of running surveys include: 1. **Continuous Data Collection**: Data is collected regularly, allowing researchers to monitor trends and shifts in opinions or behaviors.
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