Skip logic is implemented based on predefined rules that determine which questions a respondent will see next based on their previous answers. Here are some common types of skip logic:
If-Then Logic: If a respondent answers "Yes" to a question about having a chronic disease, they are directed to a series of questions about that disease. If they answer "No," they skip those questions. Multiple Conditions: Complex skip logic can involve multiple conditions. For instance, if a respondent is a smoker and over 50 years old, they might be directed to questions specific to that demographic. Loops and Repeats: In some surveys, respondents might loop through a set of questions multiple times based on a specific condition, such as listing all medications they are taking.
