Which of the following fields are displayed in Yes/No formats in Relativity?

In the context of Relativity, fields that use a Yes/No format are designed to capture binary responses, allowing users to indicate a clear affirmative (Yes) or negative (No) answer. The correct option includes "Yes," "No," and "Null."

The inclusion of "Null" is particularly significant as it represents situations where no response has been provided or where the data is unknown, distinguishing it from definitive Yes or No answers. This is essential for data integrity and analysis, ensuring that all potential states of a field are accounted for, including when answers are intentionally left blank or absent.

In contrast, the other options include responses that fall outside the strict Yes/No binary. For example, options that mention "Maybe" or "Don’t Know" introduce uncertainty and do not fit the definition of a clear binary response. The presence of "True" and "False" signifies a logical evaluation and while they can represent binary choices, they are not typically categorized under the Yes/No format used in Relativity for the purposes of metadata or review criteria.