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In research on the selection of (online) content, the dependent variable is often that the participant selects one (or more) of several media contents offered for reading/ | In research on the selection of (online) content, the dependent variable is often that the participant selects one (or more) of several media contents offered for reading/ | ||
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The implementation of corresponding designs with SoSci Survey is not quite trivial because the selection and navigation between contents cannot be directly mapped with the linear page sequence of a questionnaire. But also selective exposure studies can be implemented with SoSci Survey. There are two approaches. | The implementation of corresponding designs with SoSci Survey is not quite trivial because the selection and navigation between contents cannot be directly mapped with the linear page sequence of a questionnaire. But also selective exposure studies can be implemented with SoSci Survey. There are two approaches. | ||
- | =====Jump within the questionnaire===== | ||
- | The questionnaire can display any content by means of text modules (completely designable by HTML code), e.g. result pages of a search engine or the article overview of an online newspaper. The following functions can be combined for selection: | + | ===== Jump within |
- | - With **JavaScript**, | + | The questionnaire can display any content |
- | - There a *filter* ensures that either the selected content is displayed or that the questionnaire jumps to another page. | + | |
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+ | * This behavior can also be achieved with '' | ||
- | - This behavior can also be achieved with **buttonToPage()**, which reduces both programming effort and design options. | + | A ready-to-use package that provides this functionality for SoSci Survey is provided by [[http:// |
- | A ready-to-use package that provides this functionality for SoSci Survey is provided by Dr. Julian Unkel free of charge (open source): OSEM (Online Selective Exposure Measurement) for SoSci | ||
- | =====Recording | + | ===== Recording |
- | Another option is to create the website with the stimuli separately (e.g. using Wordpress) and to record the user's activities using the Matomo (formerly " | + | Another option is to create the website with the stimuli separately (e.g. using Wordpress) and to record the user's activities using the [[https:// |
- | The implementation is described in an article by Leiner et al., since Matomo-PlugIn Exposure Research Tools for data preparation is available free of charge (Open Source). | + | The implementation is described in an article by [[https:// |
The disadvantage of this solution is that Matomo/ | The disadvantage of this solution is that Matomo/ |