Oʻzbekistonning ochiq soʻrovnomalar arxivi
Har bir soʻrovnoma ikkinchi hayotga loyiq
Oʻzbekiston va Markaziy Osiyo boʻyicha soʻrovnoma natijalarini koʻring — yoki oʻzingiznikini ulashing va iqtibos oling. Interaktiv diagrammalar, toza yuklab olishlar, shaxsni aniqlovchi ustunlar olib tashlangan.
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Toʻplamlar
3 000
Respondentlar
17
Yuklab olishlar
14
Mavzular
Bu qanday ishlaydi
Ikki yoʻl bor — maʼlumot kerakmi yoki ulashmoqchimisiz.
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Qidiring va filtrlang
Soʻrovnomalarni mavzu, yil, hudud, namuna hajmi yoki usul boʻyicha toping.
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Darhol oʻrganing
Har bir toʻplam avtomatik diagrammalar, statistika va maʼlumotlar jadvali bilan birga keladi.
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Yuklab oling va iqtibos keltiring
CSV, XLSX yoki JSON formatida eksport qiling va maqolangiz uchun tayyor iqtibosni nusxalang.
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CSV faylingizni yuklang
Google Formsʼdan javoblaringizni eksport qilib, bir marta bosishda yuklang.
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Biz tozalaymiz va chizamiz
Shaxsiy maʼlumotga oʻxshagan ustunlar avtomatik olib tashlanadi; diagrammalar va statistika siz uchun tuziladi.
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Toping va iqtibos oling
Soʻrovnomangiz boshqa tadqiqotchilar topib, qayta ishlata oladigan iqtibosli toʻplamga aylanadi.
Toʻgʻridan-toʻgʻri identifikatorlar olib tashlanadi
Har bir yuklama tekshiriladi: ism, e-pochta, telefon raqami, manzil, ID raqami yoki vaqt belgisiga oʻxshagan ustunlar hech narsa saqlanmasidan oldin olib tashlanadi. Soʻngra moderator maʼlumotlar toʻplamini chop etishdan oldin koʻrib chiqadi. Bu toʻgʻridan-toʻgʻri identifikatorlarni olib tashlaydi — bu toʻliq anonimlik kafolati emas va yuklovchi oʻzi ulashgan maʼlumot uchun javobgar boʻlib qoladi.
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Eng koʻp yuklab olinganlar
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Soʻrovnomangiz ikkinchi hayotga loyiq
Yuzlab talaba soʻrovnomalari bitiruvdan keyin unutilgan papkada qolib ketadi. Oʻzingiznikini bir necha daqiqada joylang — u fan uchun ishlashda davom etsin.