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Randomize blocks and options

Reduce position effects without breaking paths.

What it does

Vary exposure while keeping answers linked to the correct options.

When to use it

When comparing alternatives whose position may influence choices.

Before you begin
  • Contiguous blocks for a group
  • Reviewed logic rules

See how it works

Choose the range

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Choose the range

In the builder, place independent blocks that can change order together.

  • Concept A
  • Concept B

An example to try

Randomize concepts A and B while keeping None as the last option.

What you see in results

  • Stable order within each session
  • Less dependence on first position

Avoid these mix-ups

  • Do not create jumps incompatible with random-group boundaries.
  • Option identity is preserved, not its screen position.

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