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I made a really really long survey and instructed people not to try finishing it (though some ppl did in order to defy me) People, on average, completed roughly 175 questions; Idk what this means but it might be some good indication for survey exhaustion limits.

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It’s a good measure of IQ and conscientiousness which you can correlate with the answers in your dataset. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf

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The surveys in that paper did not have explicit instructions to not finish them, and several were administered to the recipients as opposed to being self-directed, so it's less of a good measure than the results of the paper suggest.

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