Triangle Response Related Choose Question

Triangle Response Related Choose Question

Overview

Do you have a list of options you would like to ask panelists to choose from in a response to the sample that they selected as an odd sample in a Triangle test? Not a problem! You can add a Choose question type in such way that the analysis will automatically separate the panelist responses to this question into Correct and Incorrect tables.

  1. In your Triangle test's Build tab, add a Choose question.

  2. In the Question options , on the Display tab , in the Show question field, select Triangle response related .

  3. Click Save .


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