Paradata settings
Paradata stores participant information. This is normally collected automatically, when the participant takes part in the survey and is then available for analysis. To include a paradata variable, select it, and then select Display in questionnaire.
Paradata settings
Completed | Set to Completed when the participant has submitted the survey. |
Duration | The time taken to complete an interview. Calculated as the difference between the start time and the end time and recorded as minutes to 2 decimal places (e.g., 3.25 would be 3 minutes and 15 seconds). |
End Date | Records the date the interview was completed. (Start dates and end dates are usually the same, unless an interview is interrupted or crosses midnight.) |
End Time | Records the time when the interview was submitted. |
Interviewer | Checking the Display in questionnaire box creates a new question, allowing the variable to be set. Set once each time the survey is opened to collect responses. This will automatically be set to a login name on the Interviewer app. |
Language | Always present in multi-language survey. Selecting Display in questionnaire creates a language question, allowing the respondent to select the language used to complete the questionnaire. |
Password | Used to store a password for password regulated surveys. Must be seeded with a password from a database for the participant in Snap XMP Online. |
Respondent | Used to store unique respondent id. Used as login name for Snap XMP Online. Must be pre-seeded from a database. |
Site | Checking the Display in questionnaire box creates a new question, allowing the variable to be set. This is set once each time the survey is opened to collect responses. |
Start Date | Records the date on which each interview was started. |
Start time | Records the time when an interview was commenced and the first question displayed. |
Survey Index | Checking the Display in questionnaire box creates a new instruction, allowing a message to be displayed in Snap XMP Online. Records the status of the survey(started, in progress, completed) when the survey is opened by the participant |