Afraid that people are filling out these surveys by just clicking random buttons, Horseshoe Baltimore inserted this question (see below) to make sure you're really reading everything.
Presumably they will throw out your survey if you get the question wrong.
I like it and would love to know after say a 1k sample size how many people get that question wrong.
This is used quite frequently in Market Research internet surveys.Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Afraid that people are filling out these surveys by just clicking random buttons, Horseshoe Baltimore inserted this question (see below) to make sure you're really reading everything.
Presumably they will throw out your survey if you get the question wrong.
Believe it or not there are many scripts/bots/etc....since for some surveys you can make say $2-10 for responding. Or possibly be in a draw for $1000.
Considering the 11 possible answers, hmmm, approximately 909?
Does this mean 7 is the least used option in these surveys?
best part is the 2 selected for safe neighborhood lolz
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