fixedresponsedesign

noun
UK /fɪkst rɪˈspɒns dɪˈzaɪn/
US /fɪkst rɪˈspɑːns dɪˈzaɪn/

A way of planning something so that everyone always gives the same answer.

The teacher used a fixedresponsedesign so every student filled in the same form.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A test format where people choose from set answers instead of writing their own.

The quiz had a fixedresponsedesign with only four choices per question.

3. A computer program setup that always reacts the same way to the same input.

The game's fixedresponsedesign made the character jump every time the button was pressed.

4. A rule in a group that tells people exactly how to answer in a certain situation.

The club's fixedresponsedesign meant members always replied with the same greeting.