[Add] Voice survey

[JamesPHoughton]

Survey Title

Survey Source

From:

LePine, J. A., & Van Dyne, L. (1998). Predicting voice behavior in work groups. Journal of applied psychology, 83(6), 853.

Adapted in:

Nicole Abi-Esber Alison Wood Brooks Ethan Burris. n.d. “Feeling Seen: Leader Eye Gaze Promotes Psychological Safety, Participation, and Voice.”

Survey Overview

1. During this conversation I felt I was able to express my views and feelings with the other people in the conversation.
2. During this conversation, I suggested new ideas which were beneficial to the team.
3. During this conversation, I felt comfortable speaking up.
4. During this conversation, I communicated my opinion even if my opinion was different and others disagreed with me.

Tasks

• Create a new folder in surveys/src/surveys w/ descriptive, easy-to-read name superSpecialSurvey/
• Create SurveyJS .json file (e.g. superSpecialSurvey/superSpecialSurvey.json)
• Create a .bib file citing your references for the survey (always: references.bib)
• Create a storybook markdown file to document (e.g. superSpecialSurvey.stories.mdx)
  • Survey purpose
  • Expected behavior
  • Design rationale
  • APA-style bibliography
• Create file with function to aggregate survey data (e.g. superSpecialSurvey.score.js)
• Create PR and link to this issue

[JamesPHoughton]

@sky1113 in this an the other surveys adapted in "Feeling Seen: Leader Eye Gaze Promotes Psychological Safety, Participation, and Voice" - can we check the original source and see how much the "adapted" surveys are from the original?

[JamesPHoughton]

Concepts also overlap with "Autonomy", esp, ability to self express. Autonomy also includes other concepts.

[sky1113]

It looks like some of these have been changed quite a bit, I've attached a screenshot of the questions from the original paper.

[JamesPHoughton]

That is quite a bit different. Lets implement what the "Feeling Seen" paper has, and then see how similar it is to other things that have been published. We may be able to search for their revised question text in google scholar and see if its similar to what other people have used. =)