Dear all

I´ve created a quiz and for each answer I´d like to see in the statistics how often it was answered correctly and how often incorrectly.

I already successfully created a code that shows the participant weather he answered correctly or not directly after having answered the question.

Let´s have a look at this exemplary question:



This is the code:


But in this case it´s not possible to see how many times the question has been answered correctly or incorrect in the statistics. I just see how many times the question was answered since it´s always the same text block that is popping up.

An approach would be to create two text boxes. The first should just pop up in case that the question has been answered correctly and the second text box in case that the question has been answered incorrect. This would make it possible to see how often the question has been answered correctly and incorrect.

But unfortunately I don´t know how to adjujust the syntax for the two text boxes. The first should pop up in case that all 5 statements have been answered correctly, the second if at least 1 question has been answered false.

In each case the text block should just pop up after the participant has answered all 5 statements.


By now I used this relevance equation to make sure that the text block is just popping up after having answered all questions but I´m not sure if it needs to be adjusted( since now in addition to this condition, the answers needs to be correct or incorrect.)


What would the syntax look like for each case ("correct" and "incorrect" text block? And how do I need to adjust the relevance equations for each case ?

Please find here the question in lsg format


Thanks a lot for your help

Hi, maria,

I would create a hidden single question with two answer options "1= true - 2=false".
With an (also hidden) equation you set the value.

Like
{QResult=if(A3_SQ001.NAOK=="A1" AND A3_SQ002.NAOK=="A1" AND A3_SQ003.NAOK=="A2" AND A3_SQ004.NAOK=="A2" AND A3_SQ005.NAOK=="A2",1,2)}

Example: Here the result question is still visible.

Now you have a variable in the dataset with the result.



Regards
Joffm

Thanks a lot! It´s working - alone, I would never have come up with this approach