I need help to generate an analogical reasoning task on opensesame (I am a begginer)

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• lvanderlinden

  February 2021

  Hi @meto,

  
  

  I think the gaze-cuing beginner tutorial will be a good start:

  • https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/tutorials/beginner/

  For collecting mouse clicks as responses, you can make use of the region-of-interest functionality:

  • https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/response/mouse/#coordinates-and-regions-of-interest-rois

  To get you started, perhaps the following example script (where I programmed one trial) could be of help. The clicked response is saved in the output file in the column 'cursor_roi'.

  
  

  If you need any more specific help, please let us know.

  
  

  Cheers,

  
  

  Lotje

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• meto

  February 2021

  Thanks @lvanderlinden this was really helpful, I would like to ask one last question which is about mouse response. Could you tell me how do I define 'valid mouse click coordinates' What I mean by that is if my participants accidentally click on locations irrelevant to my study I don't want my experiment to go on to next page.
• meto

  February 2021

  In other words, I only want my multiple choice answers to be clickable. Have a good day thank you for your help.
• lvanderlinden

  February 2021

  Hi @meto ,

  
  

  Before answering: Will you be running your experiment online or locally?

  
  

  Cheers,

  
  

  Lotje

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• meto

  February 2021

  Hi @lvanderlinden, I will be running my experiment online
• lvanderlinden

  February 2021

  Hi @meto ,

  
  

  Yesterday I uploaded two Youtube videos about using regions of interest (which is what you are looking for here).

  • The first one is about doing this with the graphical user interface (dragging and dropping). You can use this one if you run your experiment locally. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21cgX_zHDiA&t=9s
  • The second one is about doing the same thing for OSWeb. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L9pzw4tpx8

  
  

  Perhaps you could first see if you could apply this logic to your experiment. If you get stuck, we can help you further on the forum.

  
  

  Cheers,

  
  

  Lotje

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• meto

  February 2021

  Hi @lvanderlinden, your second video was really helpful so thanks a lot. I was able to generate my own experiment by the help of your video. However there is one tiny problem, when I create a click loop and a click sequence just like you, I can not run my experiment on my browser. I uploaded my experiment you can have a look.

  
  

  Have a good day,

  
  

  Metin

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• lvanderlinden

  February 2021

  Hi @meto ,

  
  

  Great to hear that you got so far!! :)

  
  

  I think you did not upload the most recent version of your experiment, because this one does not contain a click loop and click sequence.

  
  

  However, I think the issue that you are describing is due to this bug:

  
  

  • https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/6889/bug-osweb-1-3-12-skips-a-loop-if-there-is-only-one-cycle-in-it#latest

  So I'd suggest that you either manually update, or wait for the new release...

  Sorry for the inconvenience!

  
  

  Cheers,

  
  

  Lotje

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• meto

  February 2021

  Hi again @lvanderlinden, it seems I uploaded the wrong experiment, here is the correct version. I try to manually update my osweb but I couldn't update it yet.

  https://drive.google.com/file/d/18c4Tx4pdrMNgR5qgf36y4-QUgmwyT0Lz/view?usp=sharing

  
  

  Peace,

  
  

  Metin
• meto

  February 2021

  I updated as you suggested and it worked perfectly fine. Thank you for all of your helps @lvanderlinden.

  
  

  Peace,

  
  

  Metin
• lvanderlinden

  February 2021

  Hi @meto , great to hear! :)

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