Collect quantitative data on your products using the Standard test type. Use this test type to access a variety of question types to be used in profiling, difference from control or consumer tests.
Question Compatibility
The Standard test type is compatible with the following question types:
Text/time Delay and Pause screens are compatible with all test types and question types.
Create the Test
On the Dashboard , in the Folders list on the left, select the folder where you wish to save your new Standard test .
Use the right-click menu to create new sub-folders and to edit existing ones.
Click Create a new test .
Next to the Standard test , click Use .
Type the test name and specify the location for it (in case the folder selected in the first step was not the right one).
Click Create Test .
The Test ID displayed in the top right-hand corner is an important unique identifier useful for test searches. The Test ID can also be found in the Dashboard .
Please have the Test ID handy when you reach out to our Support Team for assistance.
Update the Test
Please go through each test tab outlined below and make necessary updates.
When all test components have been added and configured, you may preview the test and then present it to your panelists.
Results Tab
Report type and analysis available will depend on the question types and question setup in your test.
Click the Results tab to access and choose from the following analysis options:
Graphs - Visual representation of the data.
Data - Raw data display.
Reports - Create new or view previously generated reports. The following reports are available .
Standard report - Detailed information about counts, means, Standard Deviation, the p-value, statistical decision, Multiple Comparison Test, and more.
Summary report - A list of all attributes included in the analysis and their means. This report provides a quick way of identifying whether there is a significant difference and if yes, in which attributes it lies.
PowerPoint report - Visual representation of the data in the PowerPoint Report file format.
Panelist summary report - The Panelist summary report lists individual panelist scores for each attribute and sample. The report is ideal for panel training purposes.
Panelist completion time report - Provides the average test completion time for the test and the total time for each panelist.
Raw data export - Choose from the Multivariate, Univariate, and Multivariate Columnar raw data export formats to suit your exporting needs.
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