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[open] IRAP using Android function

edited May 2015 in OpenSesame

Hello,

Late last year I created this post:

http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/4454#Comment_4454

about using the Android functionality of OpenSesame to create an IRAP. All the advice given was fantastic and worked perfectly, however, when a participant gets a response wrong and it tells them that their response was incorrect, I then want the participant to be able to have a 'second chance' at the condition they got wrong.

For instance if they had responded 'true' for 'Child is AROUSING', it would say that this is an incorrect response, and then I would want them to have a second chance with 'Child is AROUSING' so they can get it right (in traditional IRAP style).

I was just wondering how I would do this?

Thanks!

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  • edited 5:46AM

    Hi,

    The way to approach this problem best, depends on how you structured your experiment, e.g. do you use sketchpads or inline_scripts. So, if you want more detailed help, you'll have to give us a bit more details, on how far you got so far.

    Basically, what it will boil down to is wrapping a loop around your stimulus presentation, consisting of two iterations, with the option to break the loop after the first one, if the response is correct.

    Good luck,

    Eduard

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