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Using the randomization output as embedded data
I have 10 questions. I would like to
- Present a random half of them
- Tell people how many they got right
- Ask the remaining 5 questions.
I have tried a few ways to do this (e.g., putting within the same block doesn't work since Scoring doesn't happen until end of block/page, creating a vector with 1--10 in a shuffled order and then lots IF clauses (50 for each section), but couldn't see how to do this). The simplest method seems to have these in three blocks, randomly display 5 in first block, feed feedback, then use which were shown in that block to say whether to display again in the third block. BUT, how within the survey (not afterwards) can I get this information?
Much thanks, Dan
Best answer by TomG
@DBrooks,
In your first block use Question Randomization/Advanced Randomization to randomly show 5 of the 10 questions. In your second Question Block (3rd overall block), use display logic on each question and only show a question if a choice in its 1st block counterpart question is not displayed.
+27@DBrooks,
In your first block use Question Randomization/Advanced Randomization to randomly show 5 of the 10 questions. In your second Question Block (3rd overall block), use display logic on each question and only show a question if a choice in its 1st block counterpart question is not displayed.
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