Human-AI Evaluation
Can people interpret, verify, and appropriately act on AI output? We evaluate trust, transparency, human oversight, and decision-making in the context of real tasks.
Research and evaluation for better products, better learning, and responsible AI. Research IQ helps organizations answer complex questions about people, technology, learning, and AI through rigorous research designed to produce evidence leaders can actually use.





Can people interpret, verify, and appropriately act on AI output? We evaluate trust, transparency, human oversight, and decision-making in the context of real tasks.
What do people need, where do they struggle, and what should change? We use interviews, usability studies, and mixed-methods research to inform product priorities and design decisions.
Does a learning experience help people develop and apply what they learn? We study learner and educator experiences, technology adoption, and learning outcomes to guide improvement.
What can observed behavior and physiological signals add to what people report? We combine methods such as eye tracking, galvanic skin response, and behavioral observation with interviews and task performance.
Every study starts with the decision you need to make. We choose methods that fit the question, context, and available resources.
What do you need to understand before you can move forward? Research IQ turns that question into a focused study, with methods and deliverables matched to the decision, context, and available resources.
Clarify the decision, what is already known, and where uncertainty matters. Agree on the study’s scope and what the evidence needs to address.
Choose methods that fit the question. Combine what people report with observations, task performance, and other relevant evidence.
Explain what the findings support, where uncertainty remains, and what they mean for the decision. Identify practical recommendations and questions that need further investigation.

Founder & Principal Researcher
Quincy brings experience leading research at Pearson, building an interdisciplinary research lab at Boise State University, and leading learning and technology initiatives at A.T. Still University.
His work connects research with practical decisions about products, learning, and technology. Through Research IQ, he designs studies that help organizations understand people’s experiences, evaluate what is working, and decide what to improve.
Tell us about the question in front of you, and we will outline a credible way to answer it.