As of my last update in September 2021, Qualtrics is a popular online survey platform that allows users to create and distribute surveys for research, feedback collection, and data analysis purposes. While Qualtrics does not typically use traditional CAPTCHAs (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart), it is possible to implement similar verification methods to ensure that responses are submitted by humans and not bots.
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Please identify the objects in the images below and type your answers in the text box provided. There are four images, and each requires a separate response. Your answers should be in English and case-sensitive.
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Thank you for your cooperation. Upon successful completion of the human verification task, you will be redirected to the main survey.
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In this example, the participant is asked to identify objects in four images and type their responses in the text boxes. This task serves as a simple and effective way to distinguish human respondents from bots. You can create other types of verification tasks or even use existing CAPTCHA tools that integrate with Qualtrics, depending on your specific needs.
Keep in mind that the implementation of CAPTCHA-like verification may require some custom coding or integration with external services beyond what Qualtrics offers out of the box. Please refer to Qualtrics' official documentation or reach out to their support team for guidance on integrating custom verification methods into your survey.