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10 years 4 months ago #100988
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Hi,
All the questions of my survey will have a previous question where the respondent can auto-evaluate his knowledge about the subject. How can I connect the two corresponding questions so that the answer gets more or less weight depending on the auto-evaluation-question.
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All the questions of my survey will have a previous question where the respondent can auto-evaluate his knowledge about the subject. How can I connect the two corresponding questions so that the answer gets more or less weight depending on the auto-evaluation-question.
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10 years 4 months ago #101007
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Replied by tpartner on topic Ponder answer depending on a second "auto-evaluation" question
Have a look at Expression manager -
manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager
You can create Equation type questions and load them according to the results from previous questions.
You can create Equation type questions and load them according to the results from previous questions.
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10 years 4 months ago #101015
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Hi tpartner,
Thanks for your idea. I had a look at EM, but is seams that I can not influence the weight of the answer. Or at least I can not see how. In some cases it might be possible with calculations, but in the following for example, I think it's not possible:
I let people order something by priority in question 1. Lets say respondent_1 answers first priority A) and second priority and respondent_2 says first priority and second priority A). Then in question 2 they indicate their knowledge about the subject. Lets say responden_1 says he has little knowledge and respondent_2 says he has deep knowledge about the subjet. So the statistical answer would be: has the higher priority
Because the answer of respondent_2 has more weight.
I think I will export the answers and do it in excel.
Thanks for your idea. I had a look at EM, but is seams that I can not influence the weight of the answer. Or at least I can not see how. In some cases it might be possible with calculations, but in the following for example, I think it's not possible:
I let people order something by priority in question 1. Lets say respondent_1 answers first priority A) and second priority and respondent_2 says first priority and second priority A). Then in question 2 they indicate their knowledge about the subject. Lets say responden_1 says he has little knowledge and respondent_2 says he has deep knowledge about the subjet. So the statistical answer would be: has the higher priority
Because the answer of respondent_2 has more weight.
I think I will export the answers and do it in excel.
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10 years 4 months ago #101083
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Replied by tpartner on topic Ponder answer depending on a second "auto-evaluation" question
You should be able to use an Equation question for this.
Something like (this is not the correct syntax):
if Q2 = "little knowledge", QEquation = Q1 x 1
if Q2 = "deep knowledge", QEquation = Q1 x 1
Something like (this is not the correct syntax):
if Q2 = "little knowledge", QEquation = Q1 x 1
if Q2 = "deep knowledge", QEquation = Q1 x 1
Cheers,
Tony Partner
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