By charsiubhau - 8/17/2022
I'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task?
If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this.
I would appreciate any help!
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By Dave - 8/17/2022
+xI'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task? If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this. I would appreciate any help!
Why would you need to ask (or ask multiple times) for PID?
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By charsiubhau - 8/17/2022
+x+xI'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task? If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this. I would appreciate any help! Why would you need to ask (or ask multiple times) for PID? That's because we're running a program in R that gathers different Inquisit outputs and combines them into a master file that categorizes based on task and participant ID
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By Dave - 8/17/2022
+x+x+xI'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task? If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this. I would appreciate any help! Why would you need to ask (or ask multiple times) for PID? That's because we're running a program in R that gathers different Inquisit outputs and combines them into a master file that categorizes based on task and participant ID
Here's what I don't understand:
- You say you are running your tasks using a batch script.
- The subject ID you provide when starting the batch script is the subject ID used and logged for any and all tasks executed by the batch script.
- This is true for Inquisit Lab and it is equally true for Inquisit Web.
Unless what you refer to as "PID" is a separate thing -- and if so, you need to explain what it is and why it needs to be separate from the subject ID -- there simply is no need for any special provisions to collect an ID via a script or multiple times across several scripts.
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By charsiubhau - 8/17/2022
+x+x+x+xI'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task? If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this. I would appreciate any help! Why would you need to ask (or ask multiple times) for PID? That's because we're running a program in R that gathers different Inquisit outputs and combines them into a master file that categorizes based on task and participant ID Here's what I don't understand: - You say you are running your tasks using a batch script. - The subject ID you provide when starting the batch script is the subject ID used and logged for any and all tasks executed by the batch script. - This is true for Inquisit Lab and it is equally true for Inquisit Web. Unless what you refer to as "PID" is a separate thing -- and if so, you need to explain what it is and why it needs to be separate from the subject ID -- there simply is no need for any special provisions to collect an ID via a script or multiple times across several scripts.
We're generating our own participant ID's that we're sending to participants to use for tasks outside of Inquisit. These participant ID's will identify which tasks they completed for our master file.
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By Dave - 8/17/2022
+x+x+x+x+xI'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task? If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this. I would appreciate any help! Why would you need to ask (or ask multiple times) for PID? That's because we're running a program in R that gathers different Inquisit outputs and combines them into a master file that categorizes based on task and participant ID Here's what I don't understand: - You say you are running your tasks using a batch script. - The subject ID you provide when starting the batch script is the subject ID used and logged for any and all tasks executed by the batch script. - This is true for Inquisit Lab and it is equally true for Inquisit Web. Unless what you refer to as "PID" is a separate thing -- and if so, you need to explain what it is and why it needs to be separate from the subject ID -- there simply is no need for any special provisions to collect an ID via a script or multiple times across several scripts. We're generating our own participant ID's that we're sending to participants to use for tasks outside of Inquisit. These participant ID's will identify which tasks they completed for our master file.
And why does that change things in any way? You can have an Inquisit Web experiment prompt participants to enter an ID, i.e. the one you sent them. Or you can pass in the subject ID to an Inquisit Web experiment via URL parameter, in which case you can send a given participant an individualized link that already contains the ID you generated for them -- no need for the participant to enter anything.
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By charsiubhau - 8/18/2022
+x+x+x+x+x+xI'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task? If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this. I would appreciate any help! Why would you need to ask (or ask multiple times) for PID? That's because we're running a program in R that gathers different Inquisit outputs and combines them into a master file that categorizes based on task and participant ID Here's what I don't understand: - You say you are running your tasks using a batch script. - The subject ID you provide when starting the batch script is the subject ID used and logged for any and all tasks executed by the batch script. - This is true for Inquisit Lab and it is equally true for Inquisit Web. Unless what you refer to as "PID" is a separate thing -- and if so, you need to explain what it is and why it needs to be separate from the subject ID -- there simply is no need for any special provisions to collect an ID via a script or multiple times across several scripts. We're generating our own participant ID's that we're sending to participants to use for tasks outside of Inquisit. These participant ID's will identify which tasks they completed for our master file. And why does that change things in any way? You can have an Inquisit Web experiment prompt participants to enter an ID, i.e. the one you sent them. Or you can pass in the subject ID to an Inquisit Web experiment via URL parameter, in which case you can send a given participant an individualized link that already contains the ID you generated for them -- no need for the participant to enter anything.
How would I have Inquisit Web prompt participants to enter an ID?
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By charsiubhau - 8/18/2022
+x+x+x+x+x+x+xI'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task? If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this. I would appreciate any help! Why would you need to ask (or ask multiple times) for PID? That's because we're running a program in R that gathers different Inquisit outputs and combines them into a master file that categorizes based on task and participant ID Here's what I don't understand: - You say you are running your tasks using a batch script. - The subject ID you provide when starting the batch script is the subject ID used and logged for any and all tasks executed by the batch script. - This is true for Inquisit Lab and it is equally true for Inquisit Web. Unless what you refer to as "PID" is a separate thing -- and if so, you need to explain what it is and why it needs to be separate from the subject ID -- there simply is no need for any special provisions to collect an ID via a script or multiple times across several scripts. We're generating our own participant ID's that we're sending to participants to use for tasks outside of Inquisit. These participant ID's will identify which tasks they completed for our master file. And why does that change things in any way? You can have an Inquisit Web experiment prompt participants to enter an ID, i.e. the one you sent them. Or you can pass in the subject ID to an Inquisit Web experiment via URL parameter, in which case you can send a given participant an individualized link that already contains the ID you generated for them -- no need for the participant to enter anything. How would I have Inquisit Web prompt participants to enter an ID?
Sorry, I know that Inquisit prompts the ID at the beginning of the task. However, would the ID they enter apply/be connected to the data from separate tasks if I use a batch script?
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By Dave - 8/18/2022
+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xI'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task? If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this. I would appreciate any help! Why would you need to ask (or ask multiple times) for PID? That's because we're running a program in R that gathers different Inquisit outputs and combines them into a master file that categorizes based on task and participant ID Here's what I don't understand: - You say you are running your tasks using a batch script. - The subject ID you provide when starting the batch script is the subject ID used and logged for any and all tasks executed by the batch script. - This is true for Inquisit Lab and it is equally true for Inquisit Web. Unless what you refer to as "PID" is a separate thing -- and if so, you need to explain what it is and why it needs to be separate from the subject ID -- there simply is no need for any special provisions to collect an ID via a script or multiple times across several scripts. We're generating our own participant ID's that we're sending to participants to use for tasks outside of Inquisit. These participant ID's will identify which tasks they completed for our master file. And why does that change things in any way? You can have an Inquisit Web experiment prompt participants to enter an ID, i.e. the one you sent them. Or you can pass in the subject ID to an Inquisit Web experiment via URL parameter, in which case you can send a given participant an individualized link that already contains the ID you generated for them -- no need for the participant to enter anything. How would I have Inquisit Web prompt participants to enter an ID? Sorry, I know that Inquisit prompts the ID at the beginning of the task. However, would the ID they enter apply/be connected to the data from separate tasks if I use a batch script?
> How would I have Inquisit Web prompt participants to enter an ID?
It's a simple option you can choose in the web experiment's settings.
> However, would the ID they enter apply/be connected to the data from separate tasks if I use a batch script?
Every script run by the batch will log the ID entered in its data files, as I have already told you.
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By charsiubhau - 8/18/2022
+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xI'm conducting a symbol search, tower of london, backwards corsi block tapping task, and single letter n back using a batch script. Is there a unified way to ask what their participant ID (PID) is at the beginning of each task? If not, how could I ask for the PID in each individual task? I'm having difficulty coding this. I would appreciate any help! Why would you need to ask (or ask multiple times) for PID? That's because we're running a program in R that gathers different Inquisit outputs and combines them into a master file that categorizes based on task and participant ID Here's what I don't understand: - You say you are running your tasks using a batch script. - The subject ID you provide when starting the batch script is the subject ID used and logged for any and all tasks executed by the batch script. - This is true for Inquisit Lab and it is equally true for Inquisit Web. Unless what you refer to as "PID" is a separate thing -- and if so, you need to explain what it is and why it needs to be separate from the subject ID -- there simply is no need for any special provisions to collect an ID via a script or multiple times across several scripts. We're generating our own participant ID's that we're sending to participants to use for tasks outside of Inquisit. These participant ID's will identify which tasks they completed for our master file. And why does that change things in any way? You can have an Inquisit Web experiment prompt participants to enter an ID, i.e. the one you sent them. Or you can pass in the subject ID to an Inquisit Web experiment via URL parameter, in which case you can send a given participant an individualized link that already contains the ID you generated for them -- no need for the participant to enter anything. How would I have Inquisit Web prompt participants to enter an ID? Sorry, I know that Inquisit prompts the ID at the beginning of the task. However, would the ID they enter apply/be connected to the data from separate tasks if I use a batch script? > How would I have Inquisit Web prompt participants to enter an ID? It's a simple option you can choose in the web experiment's settings. > However, would the ID they enter apply/be connected to the data from separate tasks if I use a batch script? Every script run by the batch will log the ID entered in its data files, as I have already told you.
Thank you!
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