Exercise Motivations
, used a User-Triggered Triggering Logic. It means participants decide when and how many times to trigger the activity. That's why the button for the activity is always on the home screen of the app.New Activity
to create a new survey. In the Survey Editor, I set the name to Quality of Life
, and remove the content in the description. I also delete the default User-Triggered Triggering Logic:Time
to add a new Time Triggering Logic:Time Format
to Relative
and Base Time
to Study Registration Date
. This way, all the calculations will be based on the midnight before the participant joined the study. For example, whether the participant joins at 10 am or 5 pm on Nov. 11th, the calculations will be based on Nov. 11th 00:00.First Trigger
to be on Day 1 at 19:00:00. We further set it to repeat once a day for 14 days. The image below shows the settings of our Triggering Logic:Test The Schedule
button, you can try out how Ethica will calculate the activity prompt time based on this setting. You can choose a date and time to represent a participation start time of a hypothetical participant, and Ethica shows what time our survey will be presented.Notification Templates
section of the Survey Editor.Settings
tab on the lower right side of the screen. At the bottom of the Settings find the Expiry Time
option, and set it to After 60 minutes:Go
will show all scheduled surveys for this participant: