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Multiple choice with smiley faces

  • June 20, 2019
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Robyn
Some of our clients have an intellectual disability so I need to construct a survey with three choice (multiple choice) questions where the choices are represented by sad, neutral and happy faces. Is there any way to do this? The 'clickable' area needs to be relatively large as some clients have fine motor impairments as well.

Best answer by JenCX

To add onto rcorser's thoughtful and kind response, you can use the images they found with multiple choice question type: !
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  • rcorser
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  • June 21, 2019
I found these images that are labeled for reuse on Google and placed them in a qualtrics project. Hope this helps!
JenCX
Robyn
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  • June 21, 2019
To add onto rcorser's thoughtful and kind response, you can use the images they found with multiple choice question type: !
Robyn
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  • June 23, 2019
Thanks so much to you both!
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  • June 25, 2019
Just came across this and was wondering if you did anything to score the results or how you identified their response that correlates to the image. I used the file above (thank you rcorser!) but have the image ID in the results. This is one those I assume simple things that is stumping me at the moment. :#
Robyn
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  • June 25, 2019
In addition to the smiley faces which I inserted using the 'picture' button, I added labels to the default radio buttons for the 3 multiple choices: Dissatisfied, Neutral and Satisfied. The results come out in the usual way. Hope that helps. I am a newbie!
JenCX
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  • June 25, 2019
@KOgles You can always use recode values too.
Robyn
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  • robcap
  • October 13, 2021

Hi, I was wondering how to assign an alt text to those images. Say I've got 3 images assigned to 3 choices: love, neutral, hate. How will a screen reader announce the images? Where can I set the alt text?

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Hi robcap, did you find an answer to your query? I'm trying to do a similar thing in Qualtrics

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https://community.qualtrics.com/XMcommunity/discussion/comment/53021#Comment_53021Instead of using Insert Graphic, add the images with html:
text_description_goes_here

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Thanks TomG . That's a simpler approach.
I don't suppose you know whether it's possible to create a dynamic multiple choice question in an EX project? I want to replicate something similar to the below image but using emojis so that when a user hovers their mouse over an emoji, it turns from black and white to colour
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Not using stars slider.
You could use a CSS hover rule to change image sources on hover.

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