Counterbalanced lists

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• elisa

  March 2023

  Hi Teresa,

  First, a question to clarify: You say your code runs on your computer. Do you mean on OSweb, or if you import it into your local JATOS instance? I have the feeling there might be something missing there, and then @lvanderlinden might be able to help. (I don't know where OSWeb gets the subject_nr variable from)

  If it does run on your local JATOS, then it should in principle also work on the server, if less reliably. If the subject_nr corresponds to workerID, then on the server, running many studies simultaneously, you won't necessarily get all your worker IDs neatly one after the other.

  Best

  Elisa
• teresa_

  March 2023

  Hello @elisa,

  When I import the experiment into my local JATOS instance and I run it from there (using OSWeb), I always get the following in the results for all participants: "subject_nr":0," subject_parity":"even". This implies that all of them have done the same list (List 1) of the experiment, but nobody has done the second List. However, when I run the experiment directly from OpenSesame in my computer doing a test run, the two lists are counterbalanced.

  That is why I thought the problem may be related to either JATOS or OSWeb.

  In my JATOS local server, I have the following in the JSON input property of the OSWeb component, so I don't know what may be going on:

  

  Thank you very much,

  Kind regards
• elisa

  March 2023

  Well, then the problem is not JATOS, but how OSWeb coded the counterbalance that's not compatible with JATOS :) Let's see what @lvanderlinden says
• teresa_

  March 2023

  I understand, sorry I posted the question in the wrong discussion forum. Thank you @elisa