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Thanks for all your help, @cvanbuck ! I just checked, I thought I had already downloaded the latest version, but I'll do so now, and run it again. I'll also have someone test the experiment on a different machine, maybe it's an issue specific to my …
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@cvanbuck, interesting, did you get that media player error at all? Yes, my version of Chrome should be up to date. I'm guessing you're also using the latest version of OpenSesame? I've run the experiment several times, and the files that didn't pla…
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Hi, So I had 10 trials in the practice phase and 1000 in the main experiment phase. In total, I have 1017 audio files in the file pool. 1010 files are the stimuli and 7 files are part of a check participants have to complete before the start of the…
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I stripped it down to just the practice phase consisting of 10 trials because it was too big to upload here since the main experimental phase consists of 1000 trials. I think you're right that the issue has to do with Chrome limiting the number of m…
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Hi @cvanbuck, Thank you for the info! I tried using an inline_javascript item to play the stimuli, as suggested in the forum post, but that didn't seem to fix the issue. Could you maybe advise on how to implement the other suggestions you mentioned,…
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Hi @eduard, Thanks for your response! There was some variability (so not always 216 ms), so I ended up calculating the difference between the two timestamps and adding that to the RT. I did look into co-routines initially but since I had to run the…
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Hi @eduard, Thanks for your response! In addition to response_time, I recorded the timestamps for time_sampler and time_keyboard_response, so if I subtract the keyboard timestamp from the sampler one, it right now comes out at about ~216. So it woul…
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Hi, I think they solved the problem in this thread by putting a Python inline_script after the keyboard_response. I'm not sure if you have to set the duration of the sampler to 0 though, or leave it as "keypress". https://forum.cogsci.nl/…
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Hi, Sorry, I meant in the data I downloaded after piloting the experiment. But I added an inline javascript item at the beginning of the experiment to record the JATOS worker ID, so it's all good now. Thanks!
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*Sorry, I meant to post this in the JATOS section as this is happened when I used my institution's JATOS server.
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Perfect, thank you very much!
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That worked, thank you very much, @sebastiaan !
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Hi @sebastiaan Thanks for your response! I haven't upgraded to 4.0 yet, so what I tried was putting [acc] > 67 in the Run if field of the parts of the experiment I want to run. This works in the sense that if you fall below 67 you are taken to …
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Hi @Fab, Thanks, I will try out the Github method! I was also wondering about the Break if statement in the loop. Could I add something like Break if [response] = space so that they would then exit the loop upon pressing the space bar?
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Hi @Fab, Thanks, I got rid of the Python script and changed the Run if statement instead. I also unchecked the Reset feedback variables box for the per trial feedback items in the sequence. It seems to be logging accuracy and average rt correctly n…
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Hi @Fab, Thanks for your message! I haven't upgraded to version 4 yet, but it seems the accuracy and response time problem only started to happen after I added a timeout warning and a self-timed break (as in the screenshot). Before that everything …
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Hi! Thanks, I'll check out the latest version. I've actually gone into a different direction now, and just put a sketchpad telling participants that they've timed out (at 3000 ms) instead of playing an audio file. I've also added self-timed breaks a…
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Hi Sebastian, Thank you for your response! If I set the duration of the stimulus to 400 ms, the file will not finish playing if it's longer than 400 ms, though, right? We have a list of about 1000 nouns that participants will go through, and there i…