$1.$ How can you fix the problem? You may be tempted to use a $$piped text$$ function. For example, instead of the original question, Q$2\mathrm{.}2,$ you may add the two questions. But are they effective? You are in the right direction, but what you see below is not effective.

$2.$ The two questions above is better than the original, right? However, this would not be the most effective if most people use multiple platforms. Then, the question is how can we capture the usage for each of the platforms consumers use? Your task is to do just that. To learn how to use Piped Text, click here while pressing Ctrl button simultaneously.

Hints: First, you need to find out which social media platforms people are using in a question by allowing people to choose multiple answer choices. Then in a series of questions that follow, you may apply a combination of $$piped text$$ function and $$display logic$$ to each question intended capture usage rate of each social medium. A more elegant and simple method would be to use Carry Forward function to the second question right after you find out all the social media platforms in a first question. You are allowed to use any functions introduced so far or any other functions that you may find through research. No matter which method you use, the first thing you need to do is to ask a question that would allow you to capture all the social media consumers use, not just the one they use the most often, because you would like to find out how much time they spend for each of the social media separately, not as a whole. This means that the question you asked in Q$58$ is no better than Q$2\mathrm{.}2.$ You should reword it so that consumers would be willing to check off all the social media they use and also you should change Qualtrics setting so that multiple answers can be checked off.