Intentional Binding Paradigm - random starting position

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• eduard

  November 2018

  Hi,

  You can add a constant angle to the computation of dx and dy. For example:

  dx = arm_length*cos(radians(time+start_angle))

  Just make sure that you set the angle before you enter the loop, e.g. with numpy's linspace:

  import numpy as np
  start_angle = np.linspace(0,2*np.pi,12) # I think that is right, but check it whether this gives you the 12 positions you want.
  

  Hope this helps,

  Eduard

  
• CeciliaR

  November 2018

  Thanks a lot, Eduard!
• CeciliaR

  November 2018

  Hello again,

  I'm dealing with a new problem that I'm not be able to solve alone.

  I was able to finish my Intentional Binding Paradigm, but now I'm trying to make it "social": in other words, two participants do the same task together and they have to press a key during the same task.

  Ideally, I would try to collect responses from two different keyboards (each used by one participant), in every trial.

  Really hope someone helps me!

  Best,
  Cecilia
• eduard

  December 2018

  What exactly is the problem?two keyboards are no problem. Having two interactive participant is a little tricky. You can find workaround by using unique keys for each one and infer based on the keypresses what happened. To make them properly interactive and unique, in a way, is more difficult and I don't really know how to solve it.

  Eduard

  
• CeciliaR

  January 2019

  Thank you, Eduard.

  I'm writing again as I'm struggling with a new issue: I want a clock hand rotating for 2560 ms for each trial. I read the previous discussions about this topic as well as to change the values both of the step size and the delay according to the refresh rate of my computer screen, but nothing seems to work.
  Moreover, the rotation time is never stable across trials (e.g. every trial returns a different time rotation).

  I post my code below, any help would be really appreciated.

  Best, Cecilia
  
• eduard

  January 2019 edited January 2019

  Hi Cecilia,

  can you paste your code as text? Otherwise I have to manually type it. If you copy the code between each three tildes (~) , it will be formatted as code (see Markdown)

  Eduard

  
• CeciliaR

  January 2019

  Hi Eduard,
  please find attache the .txt file with the code.

  Thank you in advance!
  Cecilia
• eduard

  January 2019

  Hi Cecilia,

  Can you also attach the files that are necessary to run the experiment? (and include the variables that were defined outside that script that you attached).

  thanks,

  Eduard

  
• cslongman

  February 2019

  Hi Cecilia,

  I am thinking of doing some intentional binding experiments with my final year dissertation students, but I do not have a working paradigm to get them/me started.

  I was wondering if you would consider sharing your basic OpenSesame paradigm so I can edit it to my own ends?

  I completely understand if you don't want to share something that took you so long to create, but I figured that there was no harm in asking.

  If you would be willing to share, you could either upload it here, or I can work out a way to get my email address to you.

  Many thanks,

  Cai
• CeciliaR

  March 2019

  Hi both,

  I'm sorry for the very late response.
  Please find attached below the solution we found to display the clock and to get a stable rotation of the clock hand.
  Hope it will be useful, and sorry again if I did not reply before!

  Best,
  Cecilia
• CeciliaR

  March 2019

  Hi both,

  I'm sorry for the very late response.
  Please find attached below the solution we found to display the clock and to get a stable rotation of the clock hand.
  Hope it will be useful, and sorry again if I did not reply before!

  Best,
  Cecilia
• CeciliaR

  March 2019

  Hi both,

  I'm sorry for the very late response.
  Please find attached below the solution we found to display the clock and to get a stable rotation of the clock hand.
  Hope it will be useful, and sorry again if I did not reply before!

  Best,
  Cecilia
• CeciliaR

  March 2019 edited March 2019

  Hi both,

  I'm sorry for the very late response.
  Please find attached below the solution we found to display the clock and to get a stable rotation of the clock hand.
  Hope it will be useful, and sorry again if I did not reply before!

  Best,
  Cecilia
• CeciliaR

  March 2019

  Hi both,

  I'm sorry for the very late response.
  Please see below the solution we found to display the clock and to get a stable rotation of the clock hand.
  Hope it will be useful, and sorry again if I did not reply before!

  Best,
  Cecilia