By abhi - 4/27/2020
Hi,
In Inquisit 6 is it possible to use sound stimuli in the slider scale?
Or sounds with Visual analogue scale?
Or can I use modification in the Likert to make it 1-100 (something similar to make it look like a slider).
Thanks
AB
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By Dave - 4/27/2020
+xHi, In Inquisit 6 is it possible to use sound stimuli in the slider scale? Or sounds with Visual analogue scale? Or can I use modification in the Likert to make it 1-100 (something similar to make it look like a slider). Thanks AB
Yes: https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v6/html/language/elements/slidertrial.htm
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By abhi - 4/27/2020
+x
Thanks Dave.
I have Inquisit 5 web license
Will I be able to run there with 5 ? Or I need to upgrade it to Inquisit 6 web ?
Thanks.
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By Dave - 4/27/2020
+x+x Thanks Dave. I have Inquisit 5 web license Will I be able to run there with 5 ? Or I need to upgrade it to Inquisit 6 web ? Thanks.
If you want to use the <slidertrial> element, you need Inquisit 6. If you're confined to Inquisit 5, you can either make do with <likert> or build a VAS-like interface using a standard <trial> element
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By abhi - 4/28/2020
+x+x+x Thanks Dave. I have Inquisit 5 web license Will I be able to run there with 5 ? Or I need to upgrade it to Inquisit 6 web ? Thanks. If you want to use the <slidertrial> element, you need Inquisit 6. If you're confined to Inquisit 5, you can either make do with <likert> or build a VAS-like interface using a standard <trial> element
I am working with the Slidertrial.
Is there a way to move the nextlabel button down (i.e. away from the slider).
Cant see any control for that and its too close to the slider....
Thanks.
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By Dave - 4/29/2020
+x+x+x+x Thanks Dave. I have Inquisit 5 web license Will I be able to run there with 5 ? Or I need to upgrade it to Inquisit 6 web ? Thanks. If you want to use the <slidertrial> element, you need Inquisit 6. If you're confined to Inquisit 5, you can either make do with <likert> or build a VAS-like interface using a standard <trial> element I am working with the Slidertrial. Is there a way to move the nextlabel button down (i.e. away from the slider). Cant see any control for that and its too close to the slider.... Thanks.
> Is there a way to move the nextlabel button down
Not for <slidertrial> elements, no.
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By abhi - 4/29/2020
+x+x+x+x+x Thanks Dave. I have Inquisit 5 web license Will I be able to run there with 5 ? Or I need to upgrade it to Inquisit 6 web ? Thanks. If you want to use the <slidertrial> element, you need Inquisit 6. If you're confined to Inquisit 5, you can either make do with <likert> or build a VAS-like interface using a standard <trial> element I am working with the Slidertrial. Is there a way to move the nextlabel button down (i.e. away from the slider). Cant see any control for that and its too close to the slider.... Thanks. > Is there a way to move the nextlabel button down Not for <slidertrial> elements, no.
Thanks Dave.
In block element, it should be
/Slidertrials = 1-10 (...)
OR
/ trials = (name of slidertrials).....
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By Dave - 4/29/2020
+x+x+x+x+x+x Thanks Dave. I have Inquisit 5 web license Will I be able to run there with 5 ? Or I need to upgrade it to Inquisit 6 web ? Thanks. If you want to use the <slidertrial> element, you need Inquisit 6. If you're confined to Inquisit 5, you can either make do with <likert> or build a VAS-like interface using a standard <trial> element I am working with the Slidertrial. Is there a way to move the nextlabel button down (i.e. away from the slider). Cant see any control for that and its too close to the slider.... Thanks. > Is there a way to move the nextlabel button down Not for <slidertrial> elements, no. Thanks Dave. In block element, it should be /Slidertrials = 1-10 (...) OR / trials = (name of slidertrials).....
As with any other trial-type element (<trial>, <likert>, <openended>), it's always
<block example>
/ trials = [1-10 = name_of_trial_element]
...
</block>
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By abhi - 4/29/2020
Thanks Dave.
Can you pl guide me to a script which can do the following.
I have 10 sounds.
Sounds to be randomly presented.
In Slidertrial 1 participants select whether the sound is happy or sad.
In Slidertrial 2 participants rate the same sound (which was presented in slidertial 1) as how happy or sad.
Similarly, all 10 sounds are randomly presented and rated.
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By Dave - 4/30/2020
+xThanks Dave. Can you pl guide me to a script which can do the following. I have 10 sounds. Sounds to be randomly presented. In Slidertrial 1 participants select whether the sound is happy or sad. In Slidertrial 2 participants rate the same sound (which was presented in slidertial 1) as how happy or sad. Similarly, all 10 sounds are randomly presented and rated.
<sound mysound>
/ items = sounditems
/ select = values.sounditem
</sound>
<item sounditems>
/ 1 = "sound01.wav"
...
/ 10 = "sound10.wav"
</item>
<values>
/ sounditem = 1
</values>
<list sounditemnumbers>
/ poolsize = 10
</list>
<slidertrial slidertrial1>
/ ontrialbegin = [
values.sounditem = list.sounditemnumbers.nextindex
]
/ stimulustimes = [0=mysound, ...]
...
</slidertrial>
<slidertrial slidertrial2>
/ stimulustimes = [0=mysound, ...]
...
</slidertrial>
<block myblock>
/ trials = [1-10 = sequence(slidertrial1, slidertrial2)]
</block>
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By abhi - 4/30/2020
+x+xThanks Dave. Can you pl guide me to a script which can do the following. I have 10 sounds. Sounds to be randomly presented. In Slidertrial 1 participants select whether the sound is happy or sad. In Slidertrial 2 participants rate the same sound (which was presented in slidertial 1) as how happy or sad. Similarly, all 10 sounds are randomly presented and rated. <sound mysound> / items = sounditems / select = values.sounditem </sound> <item sounditems> / 1 = "sound01.wav" ... / 10 = "sound10.wav" </item> <values> / sounditem = 1 </values> <list sounditemnumbers> / poolsize = 10 </list> <slidertrial slidertrial1> / ontrialbegin = [ values.sounditem = list.sounditemnumbers.nextindex ] / stimulustimes = [0=mysound, ...] ... </slidertrial> <slidertrial slidertrial2> / stimulustimes = [0=mysound, ...] ... </slidertrial> <block myblock> / trials = [1-10 = sequence(slidertrial1, slidertrial2)] </block>
Thanks, Dave. One last question- I want participants to use only computer for the study (and not other devices). Can I block the study on mobile phone, tablet etc.
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By Dave - 5/1/2020
+x+x+xThanks Dave. Can you pl guide me to a script which can do the following. I have 10 sounds. Sounds to be randomly presented. In Slidertrial 1 participants select whether the sound is happy or sad. In Slidertrial 2 participants rate the same sound (which was presented in slidertial 1) as how happy or sad. Similarly, all 10 sounds are randomly presented and rated. <sound mysound> / items = sounditems / select = values.sounditem </sound> <item sounditems> / 1 = "sound01.wav" ... / 10 = "sound10.wav" </item> <values> / sounditem = 1 </values> <list sounditemnumbers> / poolsize = 10 </list> <slidertrial slidertrial1> / ontrialbegin = [ values.sounditem = list.sounditemnumbers.nextindex ] / stimulustimes = [0=mysound, ...] ... </slidertrial> <slidertrial slidertrial2> / stimulustimes = [0=mysound, ...] ... </slidertrial> <block myblock> / trials = [1-10 = sequence(slidertrial1, slidertrial2)] </block> Thanks, Dave. One last question- I want participants to use only computer for the study (and not other devices). Can I block the study on mobile phone, tablet etc.
Yes, you can use script.abort() /onexptbegin if the computer.platform property doesn't match the platforms you want to allow. Or you can check whether the device has a physical keyboard available, which should be even easier.
<expt>
/ onexptbegin = [
if (!computer.haskeyboard) {
script.abort();
}
]
...
</expt>
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By abhi - 5/3/2020
+x+x+x+xThanks Dave. Can you pl guide me to a script which can do the following. I have 10 sounds. Sounds to be randomly presented. In Slidertrial 1 participants select whether the sound is happy or sad. In Slidertrial 2 participants rate the same sound (which was presented in slidertial 1) as how happy or sad. Similarly, all 10 sounds are randomly presented and rated. <sound mysound> / items = sounditems / select = values.sounditem </sound> <item sounditems> / 1 = "sound01.wav" ... / 10 = "sound10.wav" </item> <values> / sounditem = 1 </values> <list sounditemnumbers> / poolsize = 10 </list> <slidertrial slidertrial1> / ontrialbegin = [ values.sounditem = list.sounditemnumbers.nextindex ] / stimulustimes = [0=mysound, ...] ... </slidertrial> <slidertrial slidertrial2> / stimulustimes = [0=mysound, ...] ... </slidertrial> <block myblock> / trials = [1-10 = sequence(slidertrial1, slidertrial2)] </block> Thanks, Dave. One last question- I want participants to use only computer for the study (and not other devices). Can I block the study on mobile phone, tablet etc. Yes, you can use script.abort() /onexptbegin if the computer.platform property doesn't match the platforms you want to allow. Or you can check whether the device has a physical keyboard available, which should be even easier. <expt> / onexptbegin = [ if (!computer.haskeyboard) { script.abort(); } ] ... </expt>
Thanks Dave
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