+1I am using a Factorial Survey Method for my study. I have 16 vignettes, of which two of the 16 are randomly assigned to a survey participant. In pre-testing feedback, a survey participant thought the two vignettes were the same. The vignettes were similar but not exactly the same.
Is there a way to label the two vignettes that are randomly assigned and seen by a survey participant as Scenario One and Scenario Two so the survey participant knows they are different?
+27If the vignettes are in a loop & merge block, you can use current loop number: ${lm://CurrentLoopNumber}
If the vignettes are blocks, you can increment an embedded data field in the survey flow. Put each vignette block in a group and increment the count within the groups: count = $e{ e://Field/count + 1 }
+1Thank you for the response. The 16 vignettes are each in a separate block. The randomizer selects two of the blocks (vignettes). So I should try your second option, correct?
+27Correct.
+1It would be very helpful if you would provide an image of how the solution shared should appear in a survey flow. I am having difficulty with the solution.
+27Here is an example with 2 out of 3 vignettes displayed.
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