Qualtrics Techniques and Support
Qualtrics for the University of St Andrews
Various randomisation features for questions, blocks and survey flow
There are a number of times when as part of a study you want to allocate participants to different conditions. The traditional way to do this is to creating multiple independent surveys and then use a common initial page to create a random number and then send the participants on to one of the surveys behind the … Read more
If creating an online study with multiple conditions, it is common to see people creating a different survey for each condition. This can be quite inefficient due to jumping between conditions, and keeping common aspects of the questionnaire consistent across conditions. Qualtrics has many powerful features for controlling multiple conditions in a survey study and … Read more
There are often times in a questionnaire when the same items need to be presented repeatedly. For example, maybe a set of group stereotype ratings need to be made for each of several groups; self-ratings of personality attributes made when operating in each of several roles, or perhaps a respondent first indicates which of several … Read more