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
Guided tutorial
Read each step and choose Play to hear the explanation while following the screen.
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Choose the range
What to doPrepare group
Real screens with demo data
In the builder, place Concept A and Concept B next to each other in the list. Put shared instructions before them and final questions after them. Check that each concept makes sense independently of the other answer.
- 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.