How do I create an absolute frequency question for vague quantifier (I want to make a little box where people can put a number right next to a list containing day, week, and month) in Qualtrics | XM Community
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How do I create an absolute frequency question for vague quantifier (I want to make a little box where people can put a number right next to a list containing day, week, and month) in Qualtrics


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I want to preform something similar to this: [![ a little box where people can put a number right next to a list containing day, week, and month ][1]][1] (found in https://ojs.ub.uni-konstanz.de/srm/article/view/5813 by Dr. Tarek El Baghal) but for a matrix question (meaning I have a set of regular behaviors I want to analyze, that may or not be present, and I want to find their frequency using something as objective as possible rather than something vague or too many questions that’ll make the survey excessively tedious
(to be excessively clear, I want to ask about how often a particular positive diagnostic strategy is used rather than diagnosis by exclusion for a certain disease)

TL;DR: me med student want to do good research but qualtrics is fiddly

  [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/UwSSj.png

 

Best answer by TomG

@Y.E.,

You can use a side-by-side question where the first column is open-end text and the second is multiple choice. The second column will either have the answers in columns or be a dropdown.

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@Y.E.,

You can use a side-by-side question where the first column is open-end text and the second is multiple choice. The second column will either have the answers in columns or be a dropdown.


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@TomG  Thank you so much, this is truly great advice!


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