Which feature in Qualtrics can be used to prevent respondents from answering questions that are not relevant to them?

Skip Logic is the feature in Qualtrics designed specifically to guide respondents through a survey based on their previous answers. This functionality allows the survey to dynamically adjust the questions presented to each respondent, ensuring that they only encounter questions relevant to their specific circumstances or choices. By implementing Skip Logic, you can create a more tailored survey experience, which can enhance data quality and reduce respondent frustration.

For example, if a respondent indicates in an earlier question that they do not own a car, Skip Logic can be used to skip any subsequent questions related to car usage. This ensures that the data collected is pertinent and that respondents are not burdened by irrelevant questions, leading to a cleaner set of responses.

While other features like Randomization and the Survey Flow play important roles in survey design, they do not specifically address the need for relevance in questioning from the respondent's perspective. Data validation ensures that responses are entered correctly but does not prevent irrelevant questions from being shown. Thus, Skip Logic is the ideal feature for managing question relevance in Qualtrics surveys.