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The MaxDiff analysis question, also known as the Maximum Difference Scaling or Maximum Difference Method, is used to evaluate the relative preferences or importance among a set of options (e.g., products, features, concepts, etc.). It aims to help determine respondents' priorities for a set of options. The MaxDiff question requires respondents to select the "most preferred" and "least preferred" options from the given choices, avoiding neutral responses and forcing respondents to make clear decisions. Typically, a set of options (usually 4-6) is presented, and respondents need to compare and choose among them. By repeatedly displaying different combinations of options, each option is thoroughly compared, ultimately quantifying the relative importance or preference level of each option.