By thv - 2/8/2019
Hello, When I have multiple openended questions in a row, and want to require a response on all of them, it only appears to require a response for the first one, and lets me skip through the rest without answering. See example below. This is especially problematic with only keyboard inputs, since by pressing control enter to advance, it ends up skipping through multiple questions at once (the longer I hold it the more it skips ahead). I can avoid most of this accidental skipping by using a mouse input or a long beginreponsetime (e.g. 1 second), but it still does not actually force the person to respond.
Any solutions to this?
<text number> / items = ("1","2","3","4","5","6","7") / select = sequence / hjustify = center / position = (50%, 45%) / fontstyle = ("Arial", 2.3%, false, false, false, false, 5) </text>
<openended trial> / stimulusframes=[1=number] / position = (50%,60%) / inputdevice = keyboard / charlimit = 1000 / numlines = 4 / linelength = 30 / multiline = true / required = true / responsefontstyle = ("Arial", 2%, false, false, false, false, 5) / buttonlabel = "Press CTRL and ENTER to continue." </openended>
<block block> / trials = [1-7= trial] </block>
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By Dave - 2/8/2019
+xHello, When I have multiple openended questions in a row, and want to require a response on all of them, it only appears to require a response for the first one, and lets me skip through the rest without answering. See example below. This is especially problematic with only keyboard inputs, since by pressing control enter to advance, it ends up skipping through multiple questions at once (the longer I hold it the more it skips ahead). I can avoid most of this accidental skipping by using a mouse input or a long beginreponsetime (e.g. 1 second), but it still does not actually force the person to respond. Any solutions to this? <text number> / items = ("1","2","3","4","5","6","7") / select = sequence / hjustify = center / position = (50%, 45%) / fontstyle = ("Arial", 2.3%, false, false, false, false, 5) </text> <openended trial> / stimulusframes=[1=number] / position = (50%,60%) / inputdevice = keyboard / charlimit = 1000 / numlines = 4 / linelength = 30 / multiline = true / required = true / responsefontstyle = ("Arial", 2%, false, false, false, false, 5) / buttonlabel = "Press CTRL and ENTER to continue." </openended> <block block> / trials = [1-7= trial] </block> I've tested that code under Inquisit 5.0.14.0 (the latest version available) and I am unable to reproduce this. None of the <openended> trials will allow me to move on or skip them without entering a response. Is your Inquisit installation up to date? If not, please update it to the latest release.
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By thv - 2/8/2019
+x+xHello, When I have multiple openended questions in a row, and want to require a response on all of them, it only appears to require a response for the first one, and lets me skip through the rest without answering. See example below. This is especially problematic with only keyboard inputs, since by pressing control enter to advance, it ends up skipping through multiple questions at once (the longer I hold it the more it skips ahead). I can avoid most of this accidental skipping by using a mouse input or a long beginreponsetime (e.g. 1 second), but it still does not actually force the person to respond. Any solutions to this? <text number> / items = ("1","2","3","4","5","6","7") / select = sequence / hjustify = center / position = (50%, 45%) / fontstyle = ("Arial", 2.3%, false, false, false, false, 5) </text> <openended trial> / stimulusframes=[1=number] / position = (50%,60%) / inputdevice = keyboard / charlimit = 1000 / numlines = 4 / linelength = 30 / multiline = true / required = true / responsefontstyle = ("Arial", 2%, false, false, false, false, 5) / buttonlabel = "Press CTRL and ENTER to continue." </openended> <block block> / trials = [1-7= trial] </block> I've tested that code under Inquisit 5.0.14.0 (the latest version available) and I am unable to reproduce this. None of the <openended> trials will allow me to move on or skip them without entering a response. Is your Inquisit installation up to date? If not, please update it to the latest release. Oh that fixed it. Thanks!!
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