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Eligibility, IP Address, and Group Assignment
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Dave
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Ah, okay. The page clearly, though, generates both odd and even numbers (as it should): Here are some it just generated for me:
936303218, 324581520, 386877381, 945100840, 480338638, 721787645
You can always check that by viewing the page's source in your browser and finding the return value of
function GetSubjectNumber()
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Of course I refreshed the page every time. Apparently I got always an odd-numbered subject ID (I checked it in my raw-data files). My mistake.
Thank you for your help!!!
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refresh* the page after each test run to get a new id. - See more at:
http://www.millisecond.com/forums/Post.aspx?TopicID=11933&PageIndex=2&Task=PostTopicReply&ParentID=11933&Update=1#sthash.KZ2zRcuX.dpuf
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The launch page is generating random ids as expected. Note: Of course, when you are testing things, you *must refresh* the page after each test run to get a new id.
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You can test it here:
http://research.millisecond.com/gfelser/trndPersil.web
But it's not finished yet...
(Code: You can use trnd00000)
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I cannot possibly answer that without you providing the link to the respective launch page.
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Great, this is exactly what I want. Well, I make use of "Random Selection Without Replacement" when configuring the launch page.
But whenever I test the IAT through the web URL, I always get the same order. Is that on purpose or by accident?
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If you only specify
/ subjects = (1 of 2)
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/ subjects = (2 of 2)
this means that *odd-numbered subject numbers* (1, 3, 5, ...) will receive the 1st condition, and *even-numbered subject ids* (2,4,6, ...) will receive the 2nd one. If you only ever enter the same subject number (1), you will always get the same condition and you should.
None of this has anything to do with participants having to enter a subject or group number via the launch page. You simply ought to configure the launch page according to what you want (e.g. generate a random numerical id).
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Hi Dave,
I want to build on this question. I am also using the Counterbalance Method und have defined it thusly:
<expt>
/subjects = (1 of 2)
/ blocks = [1=code; 2=attributepractice; 3=compatibletest1; 4=compatibletestinstructions; 5=compatibletest2;
6=incompatibletest1; 7=incompatibletestinstructions; 8=incompatibletest2; 9=summary; 10=survey1; 11=survey2]
</expt>
<expt>
/subjects = (2 of 2)
/ blocks = [1=code; 2=attributepractice; 3=incompatibletest1; 4=incompatibletestinstructions; 5=incompatibletest2;
6=compatibletest1; 7=compatibletestinstructions; 8=compatibletest2; 9=summary; 10=survey1; 11=survey2]
</expt>
I have omitted the " /groupassignment " on purpose since I do not want the experimentees to have to submit group IDs or use different launching pages. Does the selection of the goups thus take place automically through Inquisit? I understood that the first of the two has to work on the first order and the second on the other. Is that correct?
Whenever I test the IAT local myself, I get the same order every time. This confuses me.
Greetings from Germany!
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thanks for the tip
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> If going via a query parameter is the solution I am not sure tough I understood what should I do. Could I have more info?
Configure the launch page to retrieve group id from a query parameter. Enter the *name* of the query parameter (mygroup in the below example).
To launch condition 1, use
https://research.millisecond.com/myusername/myscript.web?mygroup=1
To launch condition 2, use
https://research.millisecond.com/myusername/myscript.web?mygroup=2
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