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Online Mousetrap Experiment

Hello!

I am currently working on my thesis project which investigates the degree of beliefs of religious statements in the context of action-dynamics responses. Me and my research supervisor, Dr @moreno Coco have looked with great interest at the Mousetrap in Opensesame and hoped to use it to conduct such research. 

I was supposed to conduct my research with live participant, but due to the Covid-19 emergency I will not have the opportunity to do so. Therefore, I wanted to ask you if it somehow possible to use the this method of research online, perhaps sending out a link to participants? or with the use of a osexp format?

Any ideas?

Thank you,

@Pascal @sebastiaan

Francesca

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  • Hi Francesca,

    For the foreseeable future, the mouse trap functionality will not be available in Osweb, so running your study online won't work that easily, I am afraid. I'm myself not very experienced with osweb, so I also don't have much advise to go about it.

    Sorry,

    Eduard

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  • Hi Francesca,

    as Eduard already pointed out (thanks for the answer!) there is unfortunately currently no online support of the mousetrap-plugin for OSWeb.

    However, Felix Henninger and I (mostly Felix) are currently working on a mousetrap plugin for lab.js (https://lab.js.org/), another free online study builder. The beta version of the plugin was included in its latest release as of version 20.0.0 (https://github.com/FelixHenninger/lab.js/releases), so you can already use it in the builder (https://labjs.felixhenninger.com/). However, there is currently no online documentation available as far as I recall - if you are interested you could reach out to Felix (@mezzopiano), so he could provide you with a preview.

    Best,

    Pascal

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