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solarte
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Hi,
We recently found that one participant (identified by their unique subject ID) completed an online task twice on the same data and time.e.g. both entries on June 10th 2014 at 22:53:59. These are not duplicate data, because the content of the data is different; we're using Stroop task and the trials are randomly presented, and these trial order differ between the two data files.
We checked back on the Inquisit Web Data Files page, and found that the date and time displayed on the web page are not the same as those indicated on the data file. e.g. one is June 11th 2014 at 03:09:44 and the second entry is June 11th 2014 at 03:02:27. When I open the data file directly from the web page (by clicking on one entry), the date and time are still wrong (they appear as June 10th 2014 at 22:53:59 in BOTH of the data files).
Am I missing something here, or is Inquisit inconsistent with recording date and time properly?
If there's any suggestions or advice, I would very much appreciate it!!!
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Date and time in web data files
solarte
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11 Years Ago
Hi, The date that's recorded in the data is in the local time of the...
seandr
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11 Years Ago
The date and time you find *inside* a given data file's date / time...
Dave
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11 Years Ago
Given that there was a 7 minute lag between the first and second data...
seandr
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11 Years Ago
Thank you so much for the quick reply! That clears up the inconsistent...
solarte
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11 Years Ago
Yes, that's possible. We've seen some double-executions in the past,...
Dave
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11 Years Ago
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