Done.
If this is pilot research, for frequency of diving, you could ask about number of dives per year; that would cover people who are in areas where they dive only seasonally, and people who are in areas where they can dive year round.
Also, for the question about where people dive, some people could have a fairly even distribution of different dive sites, so maybe ask how often the respondent dives locally, how often they dive with travel, etcetera.
It would be interesting to hear, for solo dives, what redundancy, if any, people carry, e.g., gas, knives, mask, etc.
It would also be interesting to hear what level of risk people accept while solo diving, e.g., depth, current, etc.
Then in the statistical analysis, some of that could be correlated or compared, e.g., do divers with solo training accept more risk? Do divers with redundancy accept more risk? Etc.
Sorry, just a bunch of questions that crossed my mind. Good luck with this.
If this is pilot research, for frequency of diving, you could ask about number of dives per year; that would cover people who are in areas where they dive only seasonally, and people who are in areas where they can dive year round.
Also, for the question about where people dive, some people could have a fairly even distribution of different dive sites, so maybe ask how often the respondent dives locally, how often they dive with travel, etcetera.
It would be interesting to hear, for solo dives, what redundancy, if any, people carry, e.g., gas, knives, mask, etc.
It would also be interesting to hear what level of risk people accept while solo diving, e.g., depth, current, etc.
Then in the statistical analysis, some of that could be correlated or compared, e.g., do divers with solo training accept more risk? Do divers with redundancy accept more risk? Etc.
Sorry, just a bunch of questions that crossed my mind. Good luck with this.
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