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sandy_d	sandy_d posted 9 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 13, Visits: 58	Hello, I'm working through modifying the DDT Food and Money Task , and I was wondering if it possible to do the following: 1) insert an option between the food imageselection and the first block. This option would allow the user to to select a personalized fixed amount of the food via adrop-down menu or a list of options. Whatever theyclick will then need to be reflected in their fixed delayed amount (e.g., ifthey choose 2 brownies, then 2 brownies will need to show up on the right sideof the task for all following pages). 2) Based off of the user's chosen amount, how would I code it so that the delayed increments following the choice is representative of that (ie: if the person chooses 2 brownies, the delay is: 2.0 brownies, 1.5 brownies, 1 brownie, .5 brownie....) Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Dave	Dave posted 9 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 105K	+x sandy_d - Monday, November 14, 2016 Hello, I'm working through modifying the DDT Food and Money Task , and I was wondering if it possible to do the following: 1) insert an option between the food imageselection and the first block. This option would allow the user to to select a personalized fixed amount of the food via adrop-down menu or a list of options. Whatever theyclick will then need to be reflected in their fixed delayed amount (e.g., ifthey choose 2 brownies, then 2 brownies will need to show up on the right sideof the task for all following pages). 2) Based off of the user's chosen amount, how would I code it so that the delayed increments following the choice is representative of that (ie: if the person chooses 2 brownies, the delay is: 2.0 brownies, 1.5 brownies, 1 brownie, .5 brownie....) Any insight is greatly appreciated. Thank you! While virtually anything is possible to program, I'm struggling to see how this makes sense. The point where you really run into theoretical / methodological problems is #2. Obviously, the individual amount chosen affects the amount of possible delays (there can be no, say, -0.5 brownies). I.e., the task would be much shorter for some participants, it becomes impossible to compare results, the indifference point estimates become basically useless.
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