I have a survey with one fixed sequence. As the questions at the end are more likely to be skipped by participants,
I just wanted to ask if there is a way to implement the contrary order such that the participants get (random) either the first or the contrary sequence
Hi, Bavarian,
there is no "reversing" out of the box.
The only way is to have a second sequence in reverse order
The two are selected randomly.
This is easy to implement, but a bit more difficult to analyse (You have to merge the results in your analysing tool)
I'd suggest to ramdomize the whole sequence. If it is possible to ask the questions in reversed order it should be possible to ask them in ramdomized order.
Just enter one name in "randomization group name".
Regards
Joffm
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The only way I see to do that is to duplicate all groups (except, perhaps, the middle one) and show/hide the groups via relevance depending on the answer to a hidden random number question.
Cheers,
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Ok, thank you very much. It's just because my survey (which is actually a test) is grouped into easy questions in the beginning, harder questions in the middle and ends with the easier questions...
That's why I wanted to use two orders..
I'll think about it, I guess merging makes things more complicated for data analysis..
