I have collected data that consists of 25 multiple choice questions. The order of questions is randomized for each participant, as is the order in which answer choices are presented.What is the best way to identify participants who sped through the survey and selected a majority (>80%) of answers in the same position on the screen? (i.e. chose the first option every time)I am having difficulties with this since the order of answers is different for each participant for each question.
All of the questions in our survey have the "Request Response" feature implemented (i.e. individuals are not required to answer, but are prompted once in case they simply forgot to answer a question). We are also recording reaction time for each question. If an individual does not initially respond to a question, but responds after being prompted, the reaction time will be impacted. Is there a way to see if a participant answered a question only AFTER they were prompted with "request response"?
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