In September 2019, I provided two sessions on “How can we measure social norms?
And what advantages do “new” methodologies bring?” at Oxfam GB, Oxford, UK.The first session was about the use of multifactorial survey experiments to measure social norms for evaluation and research purposes and the advantages which this methodology has over standard survey research methods. The second (more in-depth) session included the experimental design, questionnaire construction, and data analysis of factorial surveys.
This was supported by Simone Lombardini with whom I collaborate on using factorial surveys in evaluation. This is also discussed in the following Podcast:
Multifactorial Survey Experiments in Development Research 