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Check boxes are not ideal in your case since they are use for multi-selection (in theory, one can choose none of the above and another option - while Javascript can 'fix' this, it's not exactly obvious to users).

I may not be answering your question directly, but consider this format instead:

^{download bmml source – Wireframes created with Balsamiq Mockups}

I think it'll serve your client better because it requires users to explicitly say no to each item (if your wish to have this done in a single click, add the tick all button).

The controls are radio buttons and per line only one can be selected. You can start with neither ticked to force user action, saying no.

Check boxes are not ideal in your case since they are used for multi-selection (in theory, one can choose none of the above and another option - while Javascript can 'fix' this, it's not exactly obvious to users).

I may not be answering your question directly, but consider this format instead:

^{download bmml source – Wireframes created with Balsamiq Mockups}

I think it'll serve your client better because it requires users to explicitly say no to each item (if your wish to have this done in a single click, add the tick all button).

The controls are radio buttons and per line only one can be selected. You can start with neither ticked to force user action, saying no.

Check boxes are not ideal in your case since they are use for multi-selection (in theory, one can choose none of the above and another option - while Javascript can 'fix' this, it's not exactly obvious for the users).

I may not be answering your question directly, but consider this format instead:

^{download bmml source – Wireframes created with Balsamiq Mockups}

I think it'll serve your client better because it requires users to explicitly say no to each item.

The controls are radio buttons and per line only one can be selected. You can start with neither ticked to force user action, saying no.

Check boxes are not ideal in your case since they are use for multi-selection (in theory, one can choose none of the above and another option - while Javascript can 'fix' this, it's not exactly obvious to users).

I may not be answering your question directly, but consider this format instead:

^{download bmml source – Wireframes created with Balsamiq Mockups}

I think it'll serve your client better because it requires users to explicitly say no to each item (if your wish to have this done in a single click, add the tick all button).

The controls are radio buttons and per line only one can be selected. You can start with neither ticked to force user action, saying no.

Radio buttons are not ideal in your case since they are use for multi-selection (in theory, one can choose none of the above and another option - while Javascript can 'fix' this, it's not exactly obvious for the users).

I may not be answering your question directly, but consider this format instead:

^{download bmml source – Wireframes created with Balsamiq Mockups}

I think it'll serve your client better because it requires users to explicitly say no to each item.

The controls are radio buttons and per line only one can be selected. You can start with neither ticked to force user action, saying no.

Check boxes are not ideal in your case since they are use for multi-selection (in theory, one can choose none of the above and another option - while Javascript can 'fix' this, it's not exactly obvious for the users).

I may not be answering your question directly, but consider this format instead:

^{download bmml source – Wireframes created with Balsamiq Mockups}

I think it'll serve your client better because it requires users to explicitly say no to each item.

The controls are radio buttons and per line only one can be selected. You can start with neither ticked to force user action, saying no.