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Hi @me19, I can't really identify the problem based on that description. How are you collecting your ratings? using a form? Using a keyboard object? If you have several keyboard objects, the response_time variable written in the logger at the end of…
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Hi @GeorgiaW, Open Sesame runs on Python. In Python, "=" is used to allocate a value to a variable wheears "==" is used to test a variable against a specific value. So when using the "Run if", since you're testing a con…
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Hi @me19, It's difficult to understand your task and what is not working from your description. Are you saying that the problems occurs only when you run the task on JATOS but that it works perfectly when you run it locally in your browser? I suspec…
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Hi @SER, The code I sent you is Javascript and the example I sent you works in OSWeb. I'm not sure whether your task is now working. If not, let me know what the issue is exactly, or better still, upload a stripped down version of your task. Best, F…
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Hi @emilybraley, This can have many different causes. Is your variable supposed to take an alphanumerical value as opposed to a numerical value? The way you've written your condition means that the task will check your variable against a string cont…
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Hi @elinora18, Please see my reply to your post about this a few days ago. https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/9427/text-wrapping#latest Best, Fabrice.
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Hi @abeque, This is really more a question about OSWeb, so I'm moving it to the OSWeb forum. Your description is too limited to be able to help you. PLease describe in more detail how your task is programmed, with what parameters, what you mean by &…
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Hi @elinora18, The problem you're describing is one of the limitations of OSWeb, but it can be fixed with a fairly simple method. To display longer text that wraps correctly on a sketchpad in OpenSesame with OSWeb, you can use a simple JavaScript co…
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Hi @SER, Thanks for the information. You haven't specified how you collect the response. From your description, it sounds as if you might be using a form_text_input object as opposed to collecting and appending multiple key strokes. If you're using …
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Hi @christi88, You don't need to create a "correct" variable in your loop table. It already exists by default. The correct variable automatically scores each response (as long as you defined the correct_response variable correctly in your …
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Hi @SER, Can you be more specific? What do you mean by "ask a participant something"? A simple key press? text input? Cheers, Fabrice.
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Hi @asifzach, If you want to transfer something from Jatos to Qualtrics, yes you can do so using the method you've setup. It may be of interest to you to pass on some paramters back to Qualtrics. For example, let's say that you have variables subid …
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Hi @Kiko_Biggonero, Glad I could help! Good luck with your experiment! Fabrice.
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Hi @Kiko_Biggonero, Difficult to debug it without seeing the task but try the following under the "Run if" condition: b1 == count_mainsequence Just remember that in Open Sesame 4, you can just use the variable names directly. Otherwise, pl…
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Hi @elinora18, Glad I could help! Best, Fabrice.
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Hi @elinora18, I had a quick look at the task. the task stops after one trial becasue it reaches its end. I don't think you can trigger a seuqence from within itself in Javascript. My recommendation would be to use a loop with a high number of cycl…
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Hi @may123, Your post is virtually identical to this one by @asifzach (could it be for the same project?). Please check it out: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/9388/collect-data#latest Best, Fabrice.
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Hi @asifzach, From your message I don't understand if you want to go frmo Qualtrics to your experiment in OSWeb or from OsWeb to Qualtrics. Both are possible. You should have your experiment running on a JATOS server (or sinc OSWeb 2.0 you could als…
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Hi @elinora18, Could you upload your task or a stripped down version of it to this forum? Best, Fabrice.
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Hi @asifzach, I cannot really identify where the issues are just based on your instructions without seeing the task. Any chance you can upload it here (or a stripped down version of it)? Regarding the forms, as Eduard mentioned, you need to make sur…
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Hi @asifzach, A logger saves all variables (unless you set it otherwise) in the state they are in at that time. If you're presenting a multiple choice item in every trial, include the logger at the end of your sequene trial. If you have several dist…
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Hi @Kiko_Biggonero , In Open Sesame 4, I you can address variables directly. For example: If subject_nr%2==1: b1=0 b2=1 else b1=1 b2=0 Hope this helps. Fabrice.
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Hi @Raanan, As Eduard pointed out, you just need to use nested loops. I attach an example. Take a look inside and you should be able to see hot this works. Best, Fabrice. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/313/6CU0IUXAT25D.osexp
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Hi @elinora18, Great! I'm glad I could help. Tip: when wrinting on the forum, if you use someone's handle, they get notified taht you wrote to them. To use a handle, type "@" followed by the first letters of your correspondent's name and …
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Hi @elinora18, Your general method is correct, but based on your description I suspect that you're presenting the second stimulus as a sketchpad instead of using a feedback object. Sketchpads are preparing before the sequence runs, which means that …
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Hi @elinora18, If you open your csv files in Excel, the way to get around that probem is to first open an Excel document and then import the csv file. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/018/CM3VEAMJLA92.png It'll then allow you to specify which column …
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Hi @Tpatrick, If you get the message that the picture is not in the pool, print to the console the actual content of the variable you're using to retrieve a specific picture and check that it is correct. If the string OS uses to retrieve the picture…
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Hi @elisevt, I'm not sure I understand what you mean. The random order setting of the loop does not allow the repetition of a trial within a cycle. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/940/SYZC8B31H2JU.png If you set the number of cycle to a value great…
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Hi @Tpatrick, Your description seems to fit my prior understanding. You have 4 times (2 x 4 x 3) = 96 trials and you want to allocate 96 images to these 96 trials in a random manner. So, the method is that I described earlier: creating an array with…
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Hi @Tpatrick, I'm still not clear as to what you're trying to achieve exactly (I don't really follow your design). In any case, print screens of code don't really allow me to comment. Your first screen shot shows arrays but I'm not sure what you do …