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This attribute causes LimeSurvey to ignore the existing order of answer options/subquestions, and instead it orders them randomly | This attribute causes LimeSurvey to ignore the existing order of answer options/subquestions, and instead it orders them randomly. This option permits the survey creator to diminish the survey bias. Please note that if a question has subquestions, the order of subquestions will be randomized, not the order of the answer options. | ||
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See [https://survey-consulting.com/how-to-randomize-items-at-limesurvey/#Randomizing_the_order_of_answersitems this example] (outside link) to better understand how to use different LimeSurvey randomization features. | |||
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Revision as of 21:29, 4 April 2019
Random answer order (random_order)
Description
This attribute causes LimeSurvey to ignore the existing order of answer options/subquestions, and instead it orders them randomly. This option permits the survey creator to diminish the survey bias. Please note that if a question has subquestions, the order of subquestions will be randomized, not the order of the answer options.
Available options
- Yes - Randomize when participant enters survey
- No (default)
Example
See this example (outside link) to better understand how to use different LimeSurvey randomization features.