- Standard question types
- Advanced question types
- Multiple choice question type
- Text question- comment box
- Matrix multi-point scales question type
- Rank order question
- Smiley-rating question
- Image question type
- Date and time question type
- CAPTCHA question type
- Net Promoter Score question type
- Van Westendorp's price sensitivity question
- Choice modelling questions
- Side-By-Side matrix question
- Homunculus question type
- Randomizer
- Block rotation using randomization
- Predictive answer options
- Presentation text questions
- Multiple choice: select one
- Multiple choice: select many
- Page timer
- Contact information question
- Matrix multi-select question
- Matrix spreadsheet question
- Answer type
- Reorder questions
- Question tips
- Text box next to question
- Text question settings
- Adding other option
- Matrix question settings
- Image rating question settings
- Scale options for numeric slider question
- Constant sum question settings
- Budget scale question settings
- Setting default answer option
- Exclusive option for multiple choice questions
- validate question
- Bulk validation
- Remove validation message
- Question separators
- Fragecodes
- Page breaks in survey
- Survey introduction with acceptance checkbox
- RegEx Validation
- Branching - Skip Logic
- Compound Branching
- Compound or delayed branching
- Dynamic quota control
- Dynamic text or comment boxes
- Extraction logic
- Show or hide question logic
- Dynamic show or hide
- Scoring logic
- Net promoter scoring model
- Piping text
- Survey chaining
- Looping logic
- Branching to terminate survey
- Logic operators
Respondent Anonymity Assurance (RAA)
One of the challenges researchers face is the requirement for two directly conflicting issues
- The ability to track who has responded to the survey and who has not -- for sending out reminder emails, giving out prizes or compensation etc. AND
- For human subjects protocols or other privacy reasons, ensuring that email identifications not be linked to the response data.
The Survey should be distributed using QuestionPro Email Management and the Survey Tracking link should be used for distribution.
What assertions does QuestionPro make for RAA-enabled surveys?
- Once the RAA is enabled for a survey, at the request of the survey researcher, it will remain perpetual and cannot be rescinded -- by the researcher or anyone else.
- The QuestionPro Survey Software will never present a respondent's email address linked to the response data in any of the analysis tools, reports and data downloads.
- In the exceptionally unlikely event that a breach occurs for any reason, technical or otherwise, QuestionPro will immediately notify the respondent as well as the survey researcher about the issue. If the respondent requests his response data to be removed from the servers as a result of the breach, QuestionPro will comply with the request even if the survey researcher does not agree. Furthermore, QuestionPro will make all reasonable efforts to make sure that such a breach does not occur again.
How do I enable RAA for my survey?
Go to: Login » Surveys (select a survey) » Edit » Settings
- Enable the toggle switch for Respondents Anonymity Assurance
- On the popup, confirm that you wish to neable RAA. Once enabled, it is not possible to disable RAA.
How do I know if a survey I am taking is protected by RAA?
For surveys that have RAA enabled, a link to the details about the guarantee will be put on the footer of the survey. This link cannot be removed or added by the survey researcher. It will be automatically added on surveys that have the anonymity guarantee enabled. Once this link is enabled it cannot be removed, changed or edited.
How do the Reports look?
Any and all data which can be used for respondent identification will be masked using the text: "**RAA Blocked**".
Which fields get hidden when RAA is turned on?
Following are the fields which get hidden when RAA is turned on:
- Respondent Email
- IP Address
- Country Code
- Region