For my study I had participants complete 1 of two surveys. The surveys were exactly the same, except they had different identifiers (e.g. survey 1: "Boys" like sports; survey 2: "Girls" like sports). All of the items were scored on the same scale. I want to compare these two groups, but because they don't share relevant data points I'm not sure how to do it.

crispie103, it's pretty nice ideas, about surveys. It can be really helpful mechanism for dating websites, in my opinion. You know, when two different partners answer surveys, and then based on their answers you can make something for them to meet each other via the invitations. By the way, I've seen something like that on this ( https://www.datemyage.com/dating-an-older-man/ ) website, which is maybe one of the most popular dating websites I've been on.

Its great to have survey on the basis on two factors . You need to calculate the feedback you have received from your study the relevant data you have received and you should analyse those data so that you can reach to the conclusion for this survey .

There are many websites who are doing such survey.

You need to calculate the feedback you have received from your study the relevant data you have received and you should analyse those data so that you can reach to the conclusion for this Walgreens Listens survey .