Inline code when accuracy drops below a percentage in OS

nomi

Hi,

I would like to raise a warning message when the participant's accuracy drops below let's say 80%.

I have found the code for the inline script and connected it to a feedback item. My problem I do not know how to make the message appear instantly (i guess with Run if) when the accuracy drops below 80%.

See my pictures please:

The above is what I have done so far. Any ideas for the message to appear please not at the end of the routine but instantly when accuracy drops please?

thanks,

Nomi

Fab

Hi @nomi,

You don't actually need any coding, just create a feedback screen with the message you want to display if accuracy is lower than 80% in a block, and set "Run if" to :

[acc]<80



Note that in the future, if you wanted to combine conditions, say for example, to show a warning if % accuracy is lower 80% or mean RT is greater than 800ms, you can insert multiple conditions in the "Run if":

[acc]<80 or [avg_rt]

I attach a basic script where I implemented it (note that I based in on an example I set up to help someone else, so there's stuff in there you don't need; script to calculate the number of remaining trials . just ignore it. What you want to achieve does not actually require any scripting).

Warning if low accuracy.osexp

Hope this helps!

Fabrice.

nomi

Your are fab Fab! I will give it a try and let you know! It's funny because I tried something like this but in combination with a script as well, and I messed it up I guess!

I will get back to let you know how I did!

Thanks again!

Fab

Hi @nomi,

Hope it works out! Good luck!

Fabrice.

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nomi

Thanks @Fab !

I made it! I do not believe it was that easy!!!

Thanks again,

Nomi

Fab

Hi @nomi,

You're welcome. Glad you got it to work! Good luck with your study!

Fabrice.