How do I record the order in which questions are presented?
Dec 8, 2020 16:14:16 GMT
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Post by mpunk on Dec 8, 2020 16:14:16 GMT
Dear All,
I was wondering if there is any way to record the order in which the participants saw questions, so that I can check whether the ordering affects the answers in any way.
Also, because I included random ordering in the code, the progress bar at the top goes completely crazy (showing seemingly random numbers
), is there some way to delete it entirely?
My code goes something like that (there are three experimental groups and I want each group to see questions in a random order):
Thank you!
l: chooserandom
t: set
- random from 1 2 3
l:
t: jump
- if $chooserandom == 1 then goto ONE
- if $chooserandom == 2 then goto TWO
- if $chooserandom == 3 then goto THREE
## O N E ##
l: ONE
t: info
q: Hello<br>
Here is some general information about the study without questions to answer.
random: begin
page: begin
l: ONE1
t: radio
q: This is the first question from one set of questions.
Putting aside purely political considerations, would you agree with this policy?
- Strongly disagree
- Somewhat disagree
- Somewhat agree
- Strongly agree
l: IRSA2
t: radio
o: link
q: Do you think most people would agree with this policy?
- Most people would strongly disagree
- Most people would somewhat disagree
- Most people would somewhat agree
- Most people would strongly agree
page: end
page: begin
l:oneB
t: info
q: Here, there would be another set of questions
page: end
random: end
l:
t: jump
- goto endquestion
## T W O ##
and so on...
I was wondering if there is any way to record the order in which the participants saw questions, so that I can check whether the ordering affects the answers in any way.
Also, because I included random ordering in the code, the progress bar at the top goes completely crazy (showing seemingly random numbers
), is there some way to delete it entirely?My code goes something like that (there are three experimental groups and I want each group to see questions in a random order):
Thank you!
l: chooserandom
t: set
- random from 1 2 3
l:
t: jump
- if $chooserandom == 1 then goto ONE
- if $chooserandom == 2 then goto TWO
- if $chooserandom == 3 then goto THREE
## O N E ##
l: ONE
t: info
q: Hello<br>
Here is some general information about the study without questions to answer.
random: begin
page: begin
l: ONE1
t: radio
q: This is the first question from one set of questions.
Putting aside purely political considerations, would you agree with this policy?
- Strongly disagree
- Somewhat disagree
- Somewhat agree
- Strongly agree
l: IRSA2
t: radio
o: link
q: Do you think most people would agree with this policy?
- Most people would strongly disagree
- Most people would somewhat disagree
- Most people would somewhat agree
- Most people would strongly agree
page: end
page: begin
l:oneB
t: info
q: Here, there would be another set of questions
page: end
random: end
l:
t: jump
- goto endquestion
## T W O ##
and so on...
