Guide to Using Questionnaire Informed Consent Feature in Forms

Feature Summary

Informed Consent is used to collect informed consent from respondents. It is a single-choice question type located under "Other Templates". The default option is "I confirm that I have read and understood the above precautions and will strictly abide by them in accordance with relevant regulations."

Feature Description

Feature Dimension	Description
Member Restrictions	No member restrictions
Version Restrictions	No version restrictions

Steps

Add Informed Consent

Feature Entry
"Edit" tab → "Other Templates" → "Informed Consent" button

1. Click the "Edit" tab at the top.
2. Expand the "Other Templates" area in the left panel.
3. Click the "Informed Consent" button to add informed consent to the questionnaire.

Set Preset Answers

Feature Entry
Informed Consent → "Option Settings" → "Preset Answers" option

1. Click the added informed consent question.
2. Click "Preset Answers" in the "Option Settings" panel below.
3. In the pop-up "Preset Answers" dialog box, select a preset answer from the drop-down list.
4. After setting the default option, if the respondent does not modify it, the default value will be submitted as the respondent's data.

Set Option Quotas

Feature Entry
Informed Consent → "Option Settings" → "Option Quotas" option

1. Click the added informed consent question.
2. Click "Option Quotas" in the "Option Settings" panel below.
3. In the pop-up "Set Option Quotas" dialog box, enter the quota quantity for each option. The maximum quota quantity supported is 99999.
4. Each time an option is selected, one quota will be consumed. Once the quota is exhausted, the option can no longer be selected.
5. Click "OK" to save.

Reference Sheet Data as Options

Feature Entry
Informed Consent → "Option Settings" → "Reference Sheet Data as Options" option

1. Click the added informed consent question.
2. Click "Reference Sheet Data as Options" in the "Option Settings" panel below.
3. In the pop-up dialog box, select the sheet source: "Select from Cloud Documents", "Upload from Local File", or click "Create New Sheet and Import Current Options".
4. Advantages: The upper limit of the number of options is increased to tens of thousands; editing is simpler with the familiar sheet interface; data updates in the sheet are automatically synchronized to the form.

Add Input Box After Option

Feature Entry
Informed Consent → "Option Settings" → "Add Input Box After Option" option

1. Click the added informed consent question.
2. Click "Add Input Box After Option" in the "Option Settings" panel below.
3. In the pop-up "Add Input Box After Option" dialog box, check the options that need an input box, and you can set "Input Box Required".
4. Select the format limit through the "Input Content Format Limit" drop-down box, such as no limit.
5. Click "OK" to save.

Show Vote Results/Leaderboard

Feature Entry
Informed Consent → "Option Settings" → "Show Vote Results/Leaderboard" switch

1. Click the added informed consent question.
2. Turn on the "Show Vote Results/Leaderboard" switch in the "Option Settings" panel below.
3. Once enabled, respondents can view the vote results and leaderboard of this question after submitting.

Shuffle Option Order

Feature Entry
Informed Consent → "Option Settings" → "Shuffle Option Order" switch

1. Click the added informed consent question.
2. Turn on the "Shuffle Option Order" switch in the "Option Settings" panel below.
3. Once enabled, respondents will see the shuffled option order.

Set Question Logic

Feature Entry
Informed Consent → "Logic Settings" → "Question Logic" option

1. Click the added informed consent question.
2. Click "Question Logic" in the "Logic Settings" panel below.
3. In the pop-up "Set Question Logic" dialog box, set the associated questions for each option.
4. An option can be associated with one or more questions. The associated questions will only be displayed when the respondent selects the specified option.
5. You can also batch set question logic for all options.
6. Click "OK" to save.

FAQ

Q1: What is the default option for Informed Consent?

• Solution: The default option is "I confirm that I have read and understood the above precautions and will strictly abide by them in accordance with relevant regulations." It can be modified in the option editing area.

Q2: What question type does Informed Consent belong to?

• Solution: Informed Consent belongs to the single-choice question type, and respondents can only select one option.

Notes

• Informed Consent is located in the "Other Templates" area and belongs to the single-choice question type.
• It supports preset answers, option quotas, referencing sheet data, adding input boxes after options, showing vote results/leaderboards, shuffling option order, and question logic settings.