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Prompts Community Research Interview Questions Generator

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Community Research Interview Questions Generator

The prompt asks the model to create a list of interview questions for researching a specified topic within a specified community.

PROMPT 

Create a list of interview questions for researching ${topic} in ${community}.

INPUTS

topic REQUIRED

The subject area to research

e.g. AI ethics

community REQUIRED

The group or forum for research

e.g. Reddit's r/MachineLearning

EXPECTED OUTPUT

Format
bullet_list
Schema
bullet_list

SUCCESS CRITERIA

  • Create a list of relevant interview questions
  • Tailor questions to researching the specified topic in the specified community

FAILURE MODES

  • May generate generic or irrelevant questions
  • May not focus on research-appropriate questions
  • List length may be inappropriate

CAVEATS

Dependencies
  • Requires values for ${topic} placeholder
  • Requires values for ${community} placeholder
Missing context
  • Desired number of questions.
  • Output format (e.g., numbered list).
  • Key research objectives or areas to cover.
  • Target interviewees (e.g., experts, general members).
Ambiguities
  • Does not specify the number of questions.
  • Does not specify the type or style of questions (e.g., open-ended, behavioral).
  • Does not specify output format.

QUALITY

OVERALL
0.70
CLARITY
0.90
SPECIFICITY
0.60
REUSABILITY
0.90
COMPLETENESS
0.50

IMPROVEMENT SUGGESTIONS

  • Add 'Generate 10-15 open-ended interview questions' to specify quantity and style.
  • Include 'Format as a bulleted or numbered list with brief explanations' for output structure.
  • Append 'Focus on key aspects like experiences, challenges, and recommendations related to ${topic}' for guidance.
  • Specify 'Tailored for ${community} members or experts' to clarify audience.

USAGE

Copy the prompt above and paste it into your AI of choice — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or anywhere else you're working. Replace any placeholder sections with your own context, then ask for the output.

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