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# Skip logic in usability tests, media surveys, and intercept studies
| Study type | Availability |
|---|
| Usability tests | true |
| Media surveys | true |
| Intercept studies | true |
With skip logic in studies, you can jump participants to different questions based on their answers to a previous question.
In the example question below, only participants who select "Outside of my bedroom" will see Question 2, the relevant open-ended question that comes next. Those who do not will skip to Question 3.
If including skip logic to an answer option, click the skip logic icon next to the individual answer option to apply skip logic. If include skip logic at the question level, click the skip logic icon above the question prompt to direct participants to the question they should see next.
Skip logic can be applied to any question type in a usability tests or media survey, with the exception of Checkpoint questions. Multi-select questions can not include multiple skip-logic paths.
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