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Why are you using a radio button at the end? How are the questions set up? Radio, Checkbox? How are the questions calculated? In other words, if they answer 6 questions as Yes, does Yes appear? What is the logic?
I ask these questions because A WAY TO DO THIS (NOT THE WAY) is you could assign a numerical value to the Yes/No responses of your radio or checkboxes if that is how you are formulating the questions and then add a hidden field that totals that numerical value. Which you could then use to conditionally show Yes Or No because on the total of the answers to the questions.
var x = something here to set the value of your Yes/No
var y = something here to set the value of your Yes/No option 2.... and so on
if(X = "Yes") {
jQuery("#field_key").prop("checked", true);
}else if (X == "Yes" && Y == "No"){
jQuery("#field_key").prop("checked", true);
} else {
jQuery("#field_key").prop("checked", false);
}... and so on
#field_key above represents the CSS ID of the final radio button.