
SurveyMonkey User Manual
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10. Skip Logic & Advanced Logic
Skip Logic:
The goal of skip logic is to direct respondents through different paths in the survey
based on a response to a previous question. This feature is available in all paid
accounts.
Key points to remember:
With question or page skip logic in place, you can force respondents to jump to a
specific page.
Only the multiple choice questions (One Answer and Multiple Choice Answer)
allow logic to be added.
It is not possible to jump respondents to questions on the same page nor have a
question(s) immediately pop-up based on a previous answer.
Skip Logic Principles
Basic Example of Creating Logic
Alternate Skip Logic Scenarios
Advanced Logic:
GOLD and PLATINUM users have access to advanced logic features:
Random assignment
Question and answer piping
Question randomization and flipping
Random Assignment:
SurveyMonkey’s random assignment feature (similar in concept to an A/B split) allows
researchers to randomly put people into different groups to show them different images
or different text. The benefit is to introduce experimental variation into surveys. A
stimulus (free text, image, or question wording) is varied, and the difference with how
users respond to the stimuli is measured in the analysis.
View our FAQ to learn more about this feature: What is Random Assignment?
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