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Take a MaxDiff study from questionnaire to code. Get the worked example from our Decipher guide, plus the context and checklist to review it with your team.

Questionnaire

Eight project-management claims, best/worst choices, four items per task, and six tasks per respondent.

Worked Decipher XML

The inspectable code from our guide, with design generation, looping, and answer validation.

Review checklist

A practical starting point for checking your design, respondent experience, and exported data.

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FROM THE QUESTIONNAIRE

A project-management message test.

Which statement would most or least convince you to try a new project management tool?

  1. 01Cuts time spent in status meetings by automating progress updates
  2. 02Works seamlessly with the tools your team already uses
  3. 03Easy to set up — most teams are fully onboarded in under a day
  4. 04Updates sync instantly across devices and time zones

Choose one Most Convincing and one Least Convincing. They must be different claims. Four claims per task; six tasks per respondent.

WHAT THE PROGRAMMING PRESERVES

Every choice, traceable.

The Decipher example stores each respondent’s assignments once in claimSets, repeats the tasks, and validates distinct best and worst choices. Stable claim codes let the analyst reconstruct each task even when rows are shuffled.

The full questionnaire uses eight project-management messages. Review the design balance and analysis requirements with your research lead before adapting it to your study.

Read the public Decipher implementation

Explore automated MaxDiff programming.

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Inspect it. Adapt it. Review it.

This is a worked educational example from our published guide. The XML is a survey fragment, ready to adapt within a Decipher survey. Check the experimental design and test in your own environment before fielding.