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vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

Hi! 
I have designed a survey where participants use photo buttons to reply on a scale from 1-7. I was wondering if there was any way to assign a numerical value to these image stimuli instead of just seeing the name of the image when the data is recorded. So for example, instead of having it recorded that the participant selected "button," I want it to record whether they selected 1, 2, 3, etc.

+x

 

Dave - 10/22/2024

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vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

Hi! 
I have designed a survey where participants use photo buttons to reply on a scale from 1-7. I was wondering if there was any way to assign a numerical value to these image stimuli instead of just seeing the name of the image when the data is recorded. So for example, instead of having it recorded that the participant selected "button," I want it to record whether they selected 1, 2, 3, etc.

Post example code. How to do this cannot be answered without seeing how you've set things up.

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

+x

 

Dave - 10/22/2024

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

Hi! 
I have designed a survey where participants use photo buttons to reply on a scale from 1-7. I was wondering if there was any way to assign a numerical value to these image stimuli instead of just seeing the name of the image when the data is recorded. So for example, instead of having it recorded that the participant selected "button," I want it to record whether they selected 1, 2, 3, etc.

Post example code. How to do this cannot be answered without seeing how you've set things up.

Here's an example: 

<picture 6pointbutton1>
/ items = ("1.jpg")
/ position = (10%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
/ erase = false
</picture>

<trial sexistattitudes>
/ stimulusframes = [1=sexist_attitude_question, 6pointscale, 6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6,
6pointagree1, 6pointagree2, 6pointagree3, 6pointagree4, 6pointagree5, 6pointagree6]
/ validresponse = (6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6)
/ inputdevice = mouse
</trial>

My initial thought was to change the names of the buttons. However, I have different scales that are using the same image buttons (for example a 9 point scale and a 5 point scale), so I don't think that would work. 

+x

 

Dave - 10/22/2024

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

+x

 

Dave - 10/22/2024

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

Hi! 
I have designed a survey where participants use photo buttons to reply on a scale from 1-7. I was wondering if there was any way to assign a numerical value to these image stimuli instead of just seeing the name of the image when the data is recorded. So for example, instead of having it recorded that the participant selected "button," I want it to record whether they selected 1, 2, 3, etc.

Post example code. How to do this cannot be answered without seeing how you've set things up.

Here's an example: 

<picture 6pointbutton1>
/ items = ("1.jpg")
/ position = (10%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
/ erase = false
</picture>

<trial sexistattitudes>
/ stimulusframes = [1=sexist_attitude_question, 6pointscale, 6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6,
6pointagree1, 6pointagree2, 6pointagree3, 6pointagree4, 6pointagree5, 6pointagree6]
/ validresponse = (6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6)
/ inputdevice = mouse
</trial>

My initial thought was to change the names of the buttons. However, I have different scales that are using the same image buttons (for example a 9 point scale and a 5 point scale), so I don't think that would work. 

Okay, and if, say, 6pointbutton3 is clicked, you want a variable in the data file that says 3 -- correct

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

+x

 

Dave - 10/22/2024

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

+x

 

Dave - 10/22/2024

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

Hi! 
I have designed a survey where participants use photo buttons to reply on a scale from 1-7. I was wondering if there was any way to assign a numerical value to these image stimuli instead of just seeing the name of the image when the data is recorded. So for example, instead of having it recorded that the participant selected "button," I want it to record whether they selected 1, 2, 3, etc.

Post example code. How to do this cannot be answered without seeing how you've set things up.

Here's an example: 

<picture 6pointbutton1>
/ items = ("1.jpg")
/ position = (10%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
/ erase = false
</picture>

<trial sexistattitudes>
/ stimulusframes = [1=sexist_attitude_question, 6pointscale, 6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6,
6pointagree1, 6pointagree2, 6pointagree3, 6pointagree4, 6pointagree5, 6pointagree6]
/ validresponse = (6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6)
/ inputdevice = mouse
</trial>

My initial thought was to change the names of the buttons. However, I have different scales that are using the same image buttons (for example a 9 point scale and a 5 point scale), so I don't think that would work. 

Okay, and if, say, 6pointbutton3 is clicked, you want a variable in the data file that says 3 -- correct

Yes, that's correct!

+x

 

Dave - 10/22/2024

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

+x

 

Dave - 10/22/2024

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

+x

 

Dave - 10/22/2024

+x

 

vicki.rivera - 10/22/2024

Hi! 
I have designed a survey where participants use photo buttons to reply on a scale from 1-7. I was wondering if there was any way to assign a numerical value to these image stimuli instead of just seeing the name of the image when the data is recorded. So for example, instead of having it recorded that the participant selected "button," I want it to record whether they selected 1, 2, 3, etc.

Post example code. How to do this cannot be answered without seeing how you've set things up.

Here's an example: 

<picture 6pointbutton1>
/ items = ("1.jpg")
/ position = (10%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
/ erase = false
</picture>

<trial sexistattitudes>
/ stimulusframes = [1=sexist_attitude_question, 6pointscale, 6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6,
6pointagree1, 6pointagree2, 6pointagree3, 6pointagree4, 6pointagree5, 6pointagree6]
/ validresponse = (6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6)
/ inputdevice = mouse
</trial>

My initial thought was to change the names of the buttons. However, I have different scales that are using the same image buttons (for example a 9 point scale and a 5 point scale), so I don't think that would work. 

Okay, and if, say, 6pointbutton3 is clicked, you want a variable in the data file that says 3 -- correct

Yes, that's correct!

That's trilvial to do then. Simply substring() the final character of the response property, which will be the number, store in a value, log the value.

<values>
/ buttonValue = null
</values>

<block exampleBlock>
/ trials = [1-10 = trial.exampleTrial]
</block>

<trial exampleTrial>
/ ontrialend = [
    values.buttonValue = substring(trial.exampleTrial.response, length(trial.exampleTrial.response)-1, 1);
]
/ stimulusframes = [1=6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6]
/ validresponse = (6pointbutton1, 6pointbutton2, 6pointbutton3, 6pointbutton4, 6pointbutton5, 6pointbutton6)
/ inputdevice = mouse
</trial>

<text 6pointbutton1>
/ items = ("1.jpg")
/ position = (10%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
</text>

<text 6pointbutton2>
/ items = ("2.jpg")
/ position = (26%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
</text>

<text 6pointbutton3>
/ items = ("3.jpg")
/ position = (42%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
</text>

<text 6pointbutton4>
/ items = ("4.jpg")
/ position = (58%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
</text>

<text 6pointbutton5>
/ items = ("5.jpg")
/ position = (74%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
</text>

<text 6pointbutton6>
/ items = ("6.jpg")
/ position = (90%, 60%)
/ size = (5%, 5%)
</text>

<data>
/ columns = (date time subject group session blocknum blockcode trialnum trialcode response values.buttonValue latency correct)
</data>