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During part of my experiment, I would like to use checkboxes/radiobuttons and have participants be able to move forward & backward through question pages. I also want to know when the participant started looking at a new page or went back to look at a previous page. Surveys can do the former natively, and blocks can do the latter through the cumulative latency of each trial.
Unfortunately, surveys only record one row of data. So if a participant moves from page 1 to 2 and then back to 1, I wouldn't know the times of those transitions. Meanwhile, blocks can allow forward & backward movement through trial branching (e.g., having the participant click a picture in a trial that looks like a button and then branch if they did), but checkboxes would be tedious to code the same way (and difficult to edit after coding). I could put a surveypage into a block, but that doesn't allow for back buttons nor for pictures of buttons that I could use for branching.
Is there a way to get both the things I want? Perhaps there's a way to continuously record a datapoint and I can record some value that corresponds to the page? Or some way to record the times that surveypages are shown or changed?
Thank you.
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