You will need to hide it through JS if it's in the same question/row. That could be accomplished using simple css('display','none') but you will need to find the proper class before applying.
Example:
jQuery('.SingleAnswer').find('.q-radio').eq(2).css('display','none')

https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/comment/47924#Comment_47924Dear grahulp5,
Thank you for your kind response. Pardon my ignorance as I am a novice to both jQuery and Qualtrics. I can infer that the above line finds the second radio button and sets it's display to none, but could you provide a bit more elaborate example? For example in the screenshot below there are two statements and three choices.
The Statement2 and it's options should be displayed only when Yes is clicked (not submitted, but just clicked) for Statement1. If the user clicks on Maybe or No for Statement1 then Statement2 should not appear. The user should be able to do this as many times as they want.
Also I could see three functions in the JavaScript section of the question and these do not seem to be capturing click events.
Could you kindly provide a fully working example?
Thank you and kind regards,
Nagesh