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How to Cite Domandata in Your Methods

Copy a ready-made methods sentence plus APA, Chicago, and BibTeX citations, including the software version and Zenodo DOI.

Paste This Into Your Methods

If you used Domandata to design or field a survey, cite the software in your methods or materials section. Copy a ready-made how to cite Domandata snippet below, then add the version you actually used if it differs from the current release.

Methods paragraph

Paste into your methods or materials section.

The survey instrument was designed and fielded in Domandata (Version 0.9.0), a survey research application (Leach & Rallison, 2026; https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22099343).

APA 7th edition

Use in the Software section of your References list.

Leach, C., & Rallison, I. (2026). Domandata (Version 0.9.0) [Survey research software]. Domandata, LLC. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22099343

Chicago (author-date)

Add to your bibliography and cite as (Leach and Rallison 2026) in text.

Leach, Caleb, and Isaac Rallison. 2026. Domandata. Version 0.9.0. Survey research software. Domandata, LLC. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22099343.

BibTeX

Paste into your .bib file. Cite with \cite{leach2026domandata}.

@software{leach2026domandata,
  author    = {Leach, Caleb and Rallison, Isaac},
  title     = {Domandata},
  year      = {2026},
  version   = {0.9.0},
  publisher = {Domandata, LLC},
  url       = {https://www.domandata.net},
  doi       = {10.5281/zenodo.22099343},
  note      = {Survey research software}
}

The same APA, Chicago, and BibTeX formats live on the public Cite page so coauthors and reviewers can copy them without signing in.

What Reviewers Expect

A software citation is not a substitute for documenting the design. In the same paragraph or the next one, name the version, the features that implemented the design, and the export you analyzed.

  1. Version. Cite Version 0.9.0 unless your study used an earlier build. Match the dates on the changelog to your collection window.

  2. Assignment and routing. If the study is an experiment, say that random assignment, branching, or quotas ran in Flow — see How to Randomize Treatment Conditions.

  3. Export. Name the file you analyzed (CSV, Stata .dta, or a replication package) and that assigned conditions and randomization order stayed in the download. See Export Survey Data to Stata, R, and Python.

  4. Codebook. Point readers to the codebook you deposited with the paper. See Survey Codebook in R and Pre-Analysis Files.

Zenodo DOI

This release is archived as 10.5281/zenodo.22099343. The methods paragraph and APA, Chicago, and BibTeX snippets above already include that identifier. The record is citation metadata only — it does not contain the application source. Use Cite when you need a copy-paste block, and the changelog when you need the dates that match your collection window.

Cite the version you actually fielded. Later releases get a new version DOI under the same Zenodo concept; do not reuse this identifier for a different build.

Related Help

  • Cite Domandata (APA, Chicago, BibTeX)
  • Changelog
  • Survey Codebook in R and Pre-Analysis Files
  • Export Survey Data to Stata, R, and Python
  • Connect OSF, Preregister, and Share a Replication Package

More Analysis Workflow

Export survey data to Stata, R, or Python with the codebook still attached, then copy a methods-section citation for the software.

  • Export Survey Data to Stata, R, and Python — Export responses, condition assignments, randomized display order, metadata, and documentation for analysis in Stata, R, or Python.
  • Survey Codebook in R and Pre-Analysis Files — Build a survey codebook from variable names, recodes, and a pilot export before analysis in R or Stata.
  • Survey Variable Names and Recodes — Create readable variable names, stable answer labels, and recodes before the data reach analysis.
  • Export Instruments, Codebooks, and Flow Diagrams — Download survey instruments, codebooks, Flow diagrams, security overviews, and replication files for review workflows.
  • Randomize Survey Questions and Answer Options — Randomize questions, answers, rows, columns, or sliders when order effects could shape responses, and keep randomization order in export.
  • Pull Survey Responses With the API — Create API keys, pull a full labeled or recoded dataset plus the codebook, paginate live updates, and recode data in R or Python.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I cite Domandata in my methods section?

Paste the methods-paragraph snippet from this article or from /cite, then add the APA, Chicago, or BibTeX entry to your reference list. Name the version you used and the export you analyzed.

Which version of Domandata should I cite?

Cite Version 0.9.0 unless your study used an earlier build. Match changelog dates to your collection window so reviewers can see which features were available.

Is there a Zenodo DOI for Domandata?

Yes. Cite this version as 10.5281/zenodo.22099343 (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22099343). The methods snippet and APA, Chicago, and BibTeX entries on /cite already include it.