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Alternative Uses Task for Inquisit 4

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By Ena - 12/6/2018

Hello!
I was wondering if the Alternative Uses Task (Guilford, 1967) in the Millisecond test library (https://www.millisecond.com/download/library/alternativeusestask/) is also available for Inquisit 4? I am trying to adapt it from the Inquisit 5 code available in the library but an entirely different coding approach is required due to many of the functions used in Inquisit 5 being unrecognisable when I attempt to run them in Inquisit 4.
By Dave - 12/6/2018

Ena - Friday, December 7, 2018
Hello!
I was wondering if the Alternative Uses Task (Guilford, 1967) in the Millisecond test library (https://www.millisecond.com/download/library/alternativeusestask/) is also available for Inquisit 4? I am trying to adapt it from the Inquisit 5 code available in the library but an entirely different coding approach is required due to many of the functions used in Inquisit 5 being unrecognisable when I attempt to run them in Inquisit 4.

No, there is no Inquisit 4 version available. You indeed would have to take the Inquisit 5 version of the script and replace any Inquisit 5-specific syntax constructs with Inquisit 4-compatible equivalents (in so far as any exist). This shouldn't be particularly hard to do with this script.
By Ena - 12/7/2018

Dave - Friday, December 7, 2018
Ena - Friday, December 7, 2018
Hello!
I was wondering if the Alternative Uses Task (Guilford, 1967) in the Millisecond test library (https://www.millisecond.com/download/library/alternativeusestask/) is also available for Inquisit 4? I am trying to adapt it from the Inquisit 5 code available in the library but an entirely different coding approach is required due to many of the functions used in Inquisit 5 being unrecognisable when I attempt to run them in Inquisit 4.

No, there is no Inquisit 4 version available. You indeed would have to take the Inquisit 5 version of the script and replace any Inquisit 5-specific syntax constructs with Inquisit 4-compatible equivalents (in so far as any exist). This shouldn't be particularly hard to do with this script.

Thank you!