How does the Table of Contents benefit respondents?

The Table of Contents serves as a navigation tool for respondents, allowing them to quickly find and move between different sections of the survey. This feature is particularly beneficial in lengthy surveys where participants may wish to revisit specific questions or blocks without having to scroll through the entire survey. By improving the navigation experience, it can enhance respondent satisfaction and potentially increase completion rates, as participants are less likely to feel overwhelmed or lost during the survey process.

The other options do not directly relate to the primary function of the Table of Contents as it pertains to respondent experience. For instance, detailed survey analytics and data export processes concern the survey organizers rather than the respondents. Meanwhile, offering rewards pertains to motivational elements of completion but does not influence navigational assistance provided by the Table of Contents.