We currently use the terminology when asking a clients when in their session would they like survey questions for participants:
Pre Questions - before the session begins
Post Questions - after the session
Pre and Post Questions - using before and after questions
But I would like to make it much simpler into:
Before
After
Both
Is the single word option enough to describe exactly when those questions will appear?
Would prefer to use a single word, but open to other possibilities.
Thanks.
It isn't up to the user/participant! It is your study, just make sure you ask the right questions at the right time.
The questions you ask and when you ask them will have an effect on your results. Plus you cannot have different procedures for different participants in the same study.
In answer to your question Pre/During/Post is fine
Is there a particular requirement behind why you want it to be one word?
I think it would be more clear to use two words. (I'm imagining your question is something like "When would you like to display this survey?")
Your options can be:
If you use checkboxes for the options, you can get rid of the third option of "both".
