What is a screener, and why do I need to answer screening questions?

A screener is a short set of questions asked before a market research study begins. These questions help determine whether the study is a suitable match for your profile, health condition, or experiences.

Each study has specific participation requirements based on its research objectives. Screening questions help ensure that the study includes people with the relevant experiences and that the findings are accurate and meaningful.

Not qualifying for a study does not mean that there is an issue with your profile. It simply means that the requirements for that particular study were different from your circumstances or experiences.

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