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The Single choice grid question enables respondents to choose one answer option per row or column for a specific question. Leveraging a grid format, this question can have multiple rows and columns and is considered to be convenient for online surveys. By adding questions in rows and their corresponding answer options in columns, researchers can uncover insights into a particular topic easily.
As this question type can help researchers to seamlessly evaluate different parameters of a product or service, it is considered to be highly important for identifying the effectiveness of related attributes. In case there are similar or inter-related options of a particular subject, using single choice grid questions is a convenient way out. Moreover, Single Choice Grids can help to simplify questions and enables users to enter data effortlessly. A classic example of single choice grids is checklists.
Occupies less space: As long surveys have high drop rates, it’s important to keep the surveys short & crisp. Using single-choice grids takes up less space which makes them easy to answer.
No more tedium: Using common ‘yes-no’ format questions can get monotonous leading to low response rates. With single choice grids, you can rectify that issue by using answer options as a checkbox, drop-down, text-input, etc.
Quick and ease of use: With single-choice grids, there’s no need to write anything (as in the case of comment boxes). By selecting an option and moving on to another question, it lets you finish surveys quickly contributing to high response rates.
Better Analysis: By seamlessly covering various aspects related to a product/service, single choice grids make it easy to identify the gaps or shortcomings. It also lets you discover what’s performing well.
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