Choose the HiTOP-SR scales you need. Then download a questionnaire that holds only their items, as a Word form, a Qualtrics file or a REDCap dictionary. Or save a module file for the Online form. It downloads R and the hitop package, named under Technical details, then runs here.
No scales match the filter.
Pick a format. You can build more than one from the same scales.
A shuffled form takes one more step to score. If you enter the
data in the printed order, its columns are in that order. Then, in
R, read the module file with read_module() and pass
that module to
score_hitopsr() with layout = "printed".
Columns in the HiTOP-SR's own order take the default layout. The
wrong layout gives wrong scale scores and no error.
Only the Word form is shuffled. In the Qualtrics file and the REDCap dictionary, an item number names a data column.
The download is one zip file. It holds the questionnaire, a module
file that lists your scales, and a README.txt. Keep the
module file with the responses. The hitop package reads it
with read_module() when you score them.
For REDCap, upload the inner
-upload.zip file as it is.
The download is one module file that lists your scales. The Online form shows the items itself, so there is no questionnaire to build. Keep the module file with the responses. After the save, the next step is the study link. Two saves that each skip some scales share a file name, so rename one if you keep both.
Choose at least one scale to turn the button on.
The module file is saved. The Study Link Builder opens in a new tab with your module filled in. There you name the study and choose where the responses go.
Open the Study Link BuilderThe page fetches R from
webr.r-wasm.org. It fetches the
hitop package
from jmgirard.r-universe.dev, which
hands the file itself to r2.ropensci.org. It fetches the other R
packages it needs from repo.r-wasm.org.