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Keystroke
Keystroke files, sometimes called ‘audit trails’ or ‘trace files,’ are recorded when interviewers or respondents use specific keys during the survey. Keystroke files contain both response timing data and a record of the keystrokes pressed during the questionnaire administration (Olson & Parkhurst, 2013).
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