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# View AI moderated study responses
When participants start submitting responses to your AI moderated study, you can view them on the **Responses** tab. When viewing participant responses, you can switch between several views:
* **Questions:** All questions in your study alongside their cumulative responses. Use this to compare how participants responded.
* **Explore your data:** A chat with Dscout AI where you can ask questions about your data. Available on certain plans or with the Dscout AI add-on. For more information, see [Explore your data](/dscout-ai/dscout-ai-studio/explore-your-data.md).
* **Participants:** All responses from a selected participant. Use this to see how one person responded.
* **Screener (auto-recruit only):** All responses to your screener questions.
* **Primary attributes (auto-recruit only):** Primary targeting attributes for your participants.
* **Tags:** Responses grouped by custom tags you've created.
### View by question
By default, the **Responses** tab groups responses by question, giving you a bird's-eye view of how everyone responded to each question. For closed-ended questions, you'll see a graphic representation (like a bar chart) of responses. For open-ended questions, you'll see an AI-generated summary of responses along with emerging themes.
### View by participant
Click the **Participants** icon in the left sidebar to see a selected participant's response to every question, including the high-level summary for open-ended questions. You can view more details about the participant—including demographic information—in the right side panel.
From this view, you can also open a participant's full session recording (audio, screen, and camera). Select the participant, then click **View full recording**.
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**Tip:** If you spot a particularly interesting response, click the **Play** button in the top-right corner of the question to jump straight to that moment in the session recording.
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For more information, see [View AI moderated study session recordings](/ai-moderated-studies/analyze-an-ai-moderated-study/view-ai-moderated-study-session-recordings.md).
### Emerging themes
To get an immersive first look at your data, click the **Emerging themes** icon in the left sidebar:
Here you'll find automatic playlists that update with new clips as responses roll in. Themes are identified using your research objectives as inspiration, as well as topics that arise across participants.
In the modal, select a theme from the list to view a playlist of supporting clips from real participant responses:
If a playlist strikes a chord, you can share it with a colleague directly using the **Copy link** icon. Or, you can open it directly in Dscout's playlist editor by clicking the **View playlist** icon to modify it before sharing more broadly:
### Visual intelligence
When enabled, visual intelligence captures data based on participants' expressions and actions they take on their screens. This data is displayed in various forms throughout analysis of an AI moderated study. For more information, see [Visual intelligence](/ai-moderated-studies/analyze-an-ai-moderated-study/visual-intelligence.md).
### Filter responses
Across all views, you can filter the data that's displayed—for example, to show only responses from participants who made a particular multiple choice selection, or to filter by attributes like age and gender.
**To filter responses:**
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Navigate to the **Responses** tab of your study.
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Click the **Filter** icon in the top-right corner. The filters drop-down is displayed.
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Select your desired filters.
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Now, the displayed responses are filtered to your criteria. Return to the filters menu any time to change your selections, or click **Clear all** to reset.
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