For a research project, I want to run a diary-study that asks the participant a few questions in the morning and a few (other) questions in the evening, daily, for a Duration of 2-3 weeks. Also the responses from the morning should be shown again in the evening. I am now wondering whether this is possible to achieve with Qualtrics. These are my requirements: * Morning and evening: different questions * Responses from morning & day before in evening-questionnaire * Send out email reminders each morning and evening * Works if not all participants start at the same time! I found out that I could use Panels (using subject IDs) to create a diary study: https://www.qualtrics.com/support/survey-platform/contacts/contact-list-overview/ Also that it's possible to send out emails at specific times. However, I am not sure how to split the questionnaire to have different questions in the morning Than the evening. Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks!

The display logic method mentioned should work. I don't have experience with that sort of technical execution is something I haven't done before and would make me nervous and require a lot of testing. I personally would not choose that route. If this were my project, I would create 2 separate survey projects. The morning survey should be set up to create embedded data for all survey responses. Then you can pull that into the evening survey. Because the morning data is embedded in the afternoon survey, you should even be able to just download the responses from the evening survey and not have to merge them after the fact.

You can create embedded variable to apply display logic for morning and evening questions.Also we can send email in evening with retake link and showing morning answers in non editable form with evening questions below.

Does Qualtrics support running morning/afternoon diary studies?

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