Introduction Survey straight lining occurs when the respondents of a survey in haste, select the same response every time. Straight-lining happens in surveys when the respondents are bored, mentally stressed, and no longer feel motivated to keep responding to the survey. So, what causes straight-lining and how can it be detected in a survey? This […]
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