By ClinicalRes - 3/14/2016
Hello,
I'm new to inquisit and trying to run a simple trial that represents two picture stimuli and prompts for selection, the script is as below:
<item foodpics>
/1 = "0001.jpg"
/2 = "0002.jpg"
</item>
<item foodcaptions>
/1 = "Pick your preferred type of food by clicking on one of the pictures:"
</item>
<text foodcaption>
/ items = foodcaptions
/ select = 1
/ position = (50%, 20%)
</text>
<picture food1>
/ items = foodpics
/ select = 1
/ position = (30%, 50%)
</picture>
<picture food2>
/ items = foodpics
/ select = 2
/ position = (70%, 50%)
</picture>
<trial foodchoice>
/ stimulusframes = [1=foodcaption, food1, food2]
/ validresponse = (food1, food2)
/ ontrialend = [if(trial.foodchoice.response=="food1")values.foodchoice="0001.jpg"]
/ ontrialend = [if(trial.foodchoice.response=="food2")values.foodchoice="0002.jpg"]
</trial>
I'm getting the errors: valid response food1 is not a valid setting and valid response food2 is not a valid setting.
Any idea why this error is happening?
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By Dave - 3/14/2016
> I'm getting the errors: valid response food1 is not a valid setting and valid response food2 is not a valid setting.
> Any idea why this error is happening?
/inputdevice needs to be set to mouse in either the <trial> or the <defaults> element for this to work.
If /inputdevice is not specified, Inquisit assumes keyboard as the default. 'food1' and 'food2' are not valid settings for keyboard input.
<trial foodchoice>
/ inputdevice = mouse
/ stimulusframes = [1=foodcaption, food1, food2]
/ validresponse = (food1, food2)
/ ontrialend = [if(trial.foodchoice.response=="food1")values.foodchoice="0001.jpg"]
/ ontrialend = [if(trial.foodchoice.response=="food2")values.foodchoice="0002.jpg"]
</trial>
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By ClinicalRes - 3/14/2016
Yes, adding the input device removed the error. Thank you so much!
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