To ensure that only French-speaking participants see a unique question, which elements can you combine?

The correct approach to ensure only French-speaking participants see a unique question involves using Q_Language embedded data, display logic, and the language code.

Using Q_Language embedded data allows you to capture the language preference of the respondent. This method identifies the participant's preferred language, which is essential when tailoring the survey experience. Display logic then utilizes this language data to conditionally show or hide questions based on the participant's language preference. By setting the correct language code, you can ensure that the survey recognizes and responds to different language requirements accurately. Thus, you can effectively create a survey experience that is only visible to French speakers when they answer in French, creating a more personalized and relevant engagement.

The other combinations either lack the necessary components to filter based on language or do not accurately facilitate the conditional routing to display the unique question effectively to the targeted group.