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Hi @Fab. I solved the problem of my last post so I deleted it. I have (hopefully) a last question. In the beginning of the task the participants should read how much points they can earn and loose with each colour. I tried to implement this in &quo…
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Thank you very much @Fab. The problem here, however, is that the rule is redefined for each block loop in the Game Task. However, the same rule should exist for all runs of the Game Task. Subject 1, for example, should receive red as negative, blue…
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@Fab It now works properly. However, only in such a way that the subjects are assigned to the different conditions in order. Is it possible to assign the subjects randomly? https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/108/4EFFP70GPA0Z.osexp
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Hi @Fab so here is my try counterbalancing the three colours in their valence in six different (3x2x1) sequences. Unfortunately this doesn´t really work but i think my intention is not too bad. Maybe you can tell which mistakes i have made. https://…
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Hi, sorry for asking for your help again @Fab . I forgot a little thing in the experiment. I have to randomly connect the three colours to a negative, positive and neutral valence. The neutral colour has 1 point reward and penalty, the positive colo…
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Hi @Fab Thank you very much for your help! The experiment now works perfectly! Do you know how to embed the experiment into sosci survey?
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Hi @Fab, maybe the best option is to upload my experiment. I tried to use java language but im not sure if its correct. Now there are no problems with the colour but OSWeb says that there is no variable called game_score. https://forum.cogsci.nl/up…
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Hi, first of all I thank you very much! The points are now counted but if there is the second circle of the same colour I get a error report saying "TypeError: this._variables[i[0]] is undefined. See the console for further details" I don´…