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Dave
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Hmm, have you made sure the Inquisit installation on that machine is up to date?
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ubcparentinglab
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Apparently it doesn´t show up only on the computer I used the whole time. I tried another laptop (used the 30day trial) and it worked perfectly. Also I uploaded the script for our web version and it works.
I´m really sorry for the confusion!
I have no idea why the version of inquisit on this specific laptop does not show the feedback! And it is a registered one! Really strange!!!! It still does not show it! Thank you anyway!
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Dave
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> Can you follow?
Yes. However, none of this means you need all those various <trial> elements.
> But the feedback doesn't show up anymore on the screen. Just the first feedback - its really strange why it shows the first feedback but not the following ones.
That's not what I'm seeing, so no, I have no idea. The feedback trials are executed just fine (including stuff showing up on screen).
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ubcparentinglab
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Because every number string is different and needs a different feedback.
For example: the numbers string1 (856) is selected by the list and you have to memorize 856 And you type in the number 857. The trial number feedback would prove the typed in number with the actual number and would say 2 numbers are correct.
When the number string 2 (456) is selected by the list the trial number feedback would compare the typed in number string with the actual number string 2. So for every number string there is a special feedback.
Can you follow?
But the feedback doesn't show up anymore on the screen. Just the first feedback - its really strange why it shows the first feedback but not the following ones. I dont know what to change.
Do you have any idea?
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Dave
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I still may be misunderstanding what you are trying to do, but as far as I can tell the feedback trials are invoked correctly (as the attached partial data file proves). Unrelated: I have no idea why you'd want or need all those <trial> elements (one per number string) for feedback purposes.
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Thank you so much for your answer! I'm sorry if it sounded weird - I just wanted to give an example how the branch element looked at the moment and my english is not the best!
I missed the quotation marks "" ("text.a"). It's working now for the first feedback but it doesn't work for the following feedbacks. It's really strange. I attached the whole script so that you can see what it is about. It is really complicated to explain without seeing the script. In short: you have to memorize a 8-digit number string and to type it in afterwards. Then you will get a feedback how many numbers of the number string you have recalled correctly. The number strings shall appear in a random order and just at once (I thought I use the list option for this, but maybe there is a better solution). The feedback is supposed to be connected to the number string) This worked before when I didn't use the list element but now the feedback doesn't show up and it also doesn't delete the numbers that you typed in.
I really hope you can help me! I would appreciate it! "text.a"" "text.a" "text.a" "text.a"
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Dave
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Taking a shot at a guess of what you *might* be looking for, here's an example:
<block myblock>
/ trials = [1-3=sequence(mytrial, branchtrial)]
</block>
<trial mytrial>
/ stimulusframes = [1=list.mylist]
/ validresponse = (57)
</trial>
<trial branchtrial>
/ branch = [if (list.mylist.currentvalue == "text.a") trial.atrial]
/ branch = [if (list.mylist.currentvalue == "text.b") trial.btrial]
/ branch = [if (list.mylist.currentvalue == "text.c") trial.ctrial]
/ trialduration = 0
</trial>
<list mylist>
/ items = (text.a, text.b, text.c)
</list>
<text a>
/ items = ("A")
</text>
<text b>
/ items = ("B")
</text>
<text c>
/ items = ("C")
</text>
<trial atrial>
/ stimulusframes = [1=mytext]
/ validresponse = (57)
</trial>
<trial btrial>
/ stimulusframes = [1=mytext]
/ validresponse = (57)
</trial>
<trial ctrial>
/ stimulusframes = [1=mytext]
/ validresponse = (57)
</trial>
<text mytext>
/ items = ("This is trial.<%script.currenttrial%>")
</text>
I might well be wrong, though, as it's not unambiguously clear to me what your code is supposed to achieve exactly.
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Dave
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> Thank you for your answer but I already knew that "name" is not right command!
If you already knew, why are you using it? I'm mystified (no offense intended).
I cannot tell what the proper approach would be, because it is not possible to divine what you actually want the code to *do* based on those few code snippets you provided. Please provide a simple, clear explanation.
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ubcparentinglab
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Thank you for your answer but I already knew that "name" is not right command! I looked at the list properties and I also tried "Currentvalue" or "currentindex" before and it wouldn´t work. The same with "list.numberstring.text.numberstring==…" Shall I write just "items"? list.numberstring.items?I really don´t know what to put that it returns to the item that was used by the list... Or is the command after the == "text.numberstring1" that is not the right? / branch = [if(list.numberstring.name==text.numberstring1)trial.numbers_feedback1]
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Dave
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You are using the wrong list property. The 'name' property returns the *name of the <list> element* (here "numberstring" as in <list numberstring>), it does not return whatever item is/was selected by the <list>. Hence your conditional branches can never evaluate to 'true' and will never be executed. For a full listing of available <list> properties, see the language reference for the <list> element.
<trial numbers_feedback> / branch = [if(list.numberstring. name==text.numberstring1)trial.numbers_feedback1]
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