Hi. I'd like to find a way to do something like this...
Multiple choice multi-select question: Which of these movies have you seen? a. movie 1, b. movie 2, c. movie 3, etc. There is a list of 80 total movies, of which each participant will be shown a random 20 to choose from.
Then, for each of the movies they selected, I want to ask them what they liked or disliked in a multiline text entry.
Any thoughts?
Things I've already considered:
- Instead of separate questions, I could use a side by side for question 1 to get the feedback while they're making the selections. That would be ideal! Except that the only text box size available is tiny, not big enough for someone to be able to see what they're writing.
- Create and individual follow-up question for each possible selection on the next page and use display logic to only show the ones tied to a selection in the multiple choice question. Seems reliable, but tedious, and forces an extra page to survey because user would need to submit answers from the multiple choice question before the display logic could kick in.
I'm kind of guessing that that last one is what people will say I should do, but thought I'd ask in case there was a better way. The old survey software I used to use had a javascript display that would populate the new questions as the selections were made and it was pretty sweet, but I haven't seen anything like that in qualtrics. Any advice greatly appreciated!