Questionnaire Data — General Route¶
Questionnaire data is referred to as phenotype data in the BIDS specification. It is stored in a top-level phenotype/ directory alongside your imaging data.
Questionnaires alongside neural recordings
If your questionnaire data was acquired as part of an MRI, MEG, or EEG study, skip Phase 1 — your ANC project already exists. Add the phenotype data directly to that dataset.
BIDS- and PRISM-formatted data
ANC accepts questionnaire data in two formats:
- BIDS: This guide describes the standard way of storing questionnaires according to the BIDS specification: one
.tsvand one.jsonfile per questionnaire in the top-levelphenotype/directory, containing the data of all participants. - PRISM: PRISM is a BIDS-compatible extension that applies BIDS principles to questionnaires as well. Instead of one file per questionnaire for all participants, PRISM supports a
survey/folder within the standard BIDS subject (and session) folders, so questionnaire data is stored per participant, just like imaging data. PRISM Studio can convert your raw survey data into this format. If you use PRISM, follow the PRISM documentation instead of the steps in Phase 2 below.
See the data format requirements for details.
Phase 1 — Set up your ANC project¶
Phase 2 — Prepare your questionnaire data¶
One .tsv file and one .json file are required for each questionnaire or assessment tool. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 for every questionnaire, then proceed to Step 3.
- Step 1: Create a TSV file for each assessment tool
- Step 2: Create a corresponding JSON file
- Step 3: Complete and add data to your dataset
Phase 3 — Make your dataset ANC-ready¶
Phase 4 — Upload and finalise¶
- Self-deposit guide
- ANC Upload Tool (link in preparation)
- How to request a DOI
- How to acknowledge the ANC