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Whereabouts should I be defining the correct response? Is it in this bit: correct_response = exp.get('correct_response') # new or if responded: # new if correct_response == response: # new feedback = "Correct!" # new The co…
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Hi Eduard, I would like the feedback to be presented if the image is swiped in the wrong direction (there is a sketchpad item before each image telling the participant which way to swipe), which I thought could be done by importing another sketchpa…
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Hello, I was just wondering what your script looked like Heidi as I am also struggling to re-present an incorrect stimulus straight after until the correct answer is given. Thanks!
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Hi Josh, Thanks for your advice, it's worked perfectly! My other question is, I would like to customise the canvas that I'm using (i.e. have it display a certain graphic/colour) instead of it being plain white. Is there any way for me to do this? …
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Hello, A bit of a revival on this thread! The code works perfectly and I'm about to start testing on a Galaxy Tab S (which it works very well on). However, I was just wondering how I would go about displaying words at the top and bottom of the scre…
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That's fine, thank you for the reply! I understand now. I was just wondering if I had to write a bit of code to close the experiment automatically? As I'll be running it on a tablet there are obviously no keys, so I was wondering if there was some w…
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Thank you again! I would just like to clarify - does this mean that I can't discover where the image was first touched/the mouse coordinates to create AOIs as it will always give me the centre of the image? Or will the first touch be accurate as to …
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Thank you so much, it worked perfectly! The last thing I want to do is see where the participant touched to move the image (it's a study on sexual interest, so this bit is of interest!) I've looked around for various answers, but I'm not sure what t…
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I don't know if I've been very clear after reading back over my last comment! As I only want my participants to be able to drag the image either upwards or downwards, I imagine I need a 'point of no return' - as in, once the image has been dragged p…
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Thank you, you've been such a great help! My one niggle is that, even when dragged to the top of the screen, the experiment doesn't end. I imagine this is just because the correct response location is presumably in the wrong place, or the max distan…
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Thank you so much! It does seem complicated seeing as I'm new to programming, but I'm hoping that I will be able to pick it up somehow. My only issue is, when I try and run it (to test it) it says 'pos is not defined' - I'm sure there's a simple so…