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Playing a sound to the participant
If the project you are working on uses an autodialer, some questions might require you to play a prerecorded sound to the participant. For example, the question might ask for the participant’s opinion on an advertising jingle.
The question text usually indicates that you must play a sound after you have asked the question. Sometimes, there might be a separate sound for each answer in a multiple-choice question, and you must play them one after the other.
If you are required to play a sound, the following buttons appear close to the question text or, for some multiple-choice questions, the answer texts:
Button
Description
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Play the sound
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Stop playing the sound
To play the sound again, click the Play button again.
For interviews that require the keyboard only
The following table describes the keyboard shortcuts that you can use:
Item that has a sound
Keyboard shortcut to play or stop playing the sound
A question
Ctrl+Shift+P
An answer to a multiple-choice question
Shift+n, where n is the answer number shown on the screen. For example, Shift+4 for answer number 4. If the answer number is 10 or more, hold down the Shift key while you type the number.
A special response to a numeric, text, date/time, or yes/no question
Ctrl+Shift+n, where n indicates the nth special response shown on the screen. For example, Ctrl+Shift+2 for the 2nd special response.
A question that does not require an answer, but simply contains other questions
It is not possible to use the keyboard to play a sound for this type of question â€“ you must use the mouse.
If more than one question is displayed, move the cursor to the question with the Play and Stop buttons before you press the keyboard shortcuts.
See also
Conducting interviews