Same/different Response Related Comment Question

Same/different Response Related Comment Question

Overview

If you would like to ask panelists for their comments on the samples that they evaluated in a Same/different test, the template Same/different test type already comes set up with it! Not only that, it is set up with Connections to display the comment only if panelists indicate that the samples were different. With this setup, the analysis will automatically separate the panelist comments into Correct and Incorrect tables.

If by some chance the Comment question was accidentally removed from your test, you can always set it up properly by following the steps in this workflow.

  1. In your Same/different test's Build tab , add a Comment question.

    You are able to drag and drop a question to the location of your choice when adding in a new question to your questionnaire.

    You can also move your question after adding it by using the Move up and Move down arrows or by using the drag handles, as seen in the images below.
       

  2. In the Question options , set the following options:
    1. Answer required = Yes. This is optional, but if you are expecting panelists to comment without skipping the question, you have to set the option to Yes.

    2. Show question  = Preference related. This selection will ensure that panelists are prompted with one Comment box. If this option is not set, the panelists will get two Comment boxes, one for each of the 2 samples.

  3. Click Save .




Set Skip Connection

If you wish to ask the Comment question only to panelists that indicated that samples are different, follow the steps below to set the Skip connection up. The idea is that those who indicate that the samples are the same will skip the comment question and those that indicated that the samples are different will see the comment question.
  1. In the Build tab, click Connections > Skip.

  2. Set the If to your Same/different question.
    The Response is should be Selected the Same.
    The Then skip should be your comment question.


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