Which option in the quotas settings requires Skip Logic, Display Logic, or Survey Flow conditions to determine outcomes?

The option that requires Skip Logic, Display Logic, or Survey Flow conditions to determine outcomes is when quotas are reached. Quotas are used to limit the number of responses in specific categories within a survey, and for these quotas to function effectively, the survey needs to employ logic conditions. For instance, when a certain number of responses for a defined segment (such as age or gender) is completed, the survey can automatically, through logic conditions, redirect respondents or terminate further participation.

In contrast, the other options do not rely on such logic for their functionality. Quotas when reached trigger specific outcomes based on preset conditions but do not involve logic settings for their operation. Instead, they simply track responses and hit thresholds based on the participant's demographic or other attributes already established within the survey design. Understanding how these mechanics interplay is crucial for setting up robust survey structures that meet your research needs.