Sound play with image selection, but not proceed to next trial


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Hello,

I'm trying to write a trial that involves having multiple images that participants can click on and have paired sounds before selecting their answer. Basically, it looks like the following image. I'm working with kindergarteners, who don't have the greatest reading level. I want them to be able to click on the button with the word and hear it read aloud to them (e.g., they click on the button that says "Angry" and they hear "angry"). They can then click the dark blue circle underneath the word to choose that as their answer.

So far I've figured out how to pair the right sound clip with the right image, but once that image is selected, the trial ends and proceeds to the next one. I'm thinking maybe branching would work?

Thank you so much!


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jcla89 - Monday, November 20, 2017
Hello,

I'm trying to write a trial that involves having multiple images that participants can click on and have paired sounds before selecting their answer. Basically, it looks like the following image. I'm working with kindergarteners, who don't have the greatest reading level. I want them to be able to click on the button with the word and hear it read aloud to them (e.g., they click on the button that says "Angry" and they hear "angry"). They can then click the dark blue circle underneath the word to choose that as their answer.

So far I've figured out how to pair the right sound clip with the right image, but once that image is selected, the trial ends and proceeds to the next one. I'm thinking maybe branching would work?

Thank you so much!


Yes, you need to make use of some /branch and other logic to "return" (i.e. /branch back) to the selection trial if any of the "buttons" was clicked, and only "move on" to the next sequence of trials if any of the blue circles was clicked.

Essentially, what you'll end up with is something like this:
https://www.millisecond.com/forums/FindPost22417.aspx

(Although the "click" case should be a bit simpler than the "mouseover" case)

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Dave - Monday, November 20, 2017
jcla89 - Monday, November 20, 2017
Hello,

I'm trying to write a trial that involves having multiple images that participants can click on and have paired sounds before selecting their answer. Basically, it looks like the following image. I'm working with kindergarteners, who don't have the greatest reading level. I want them to be able to click on the button with the word and hear it read aloud to them (e.g., they click on the button that says "Angry" and they hear "angry"). They can then click the dark blue circle underneath the word to choose that as their answer.

So far I've figured out how to pair the right sound clip with the right image, but once that image is selected, the trial ends and proceeds to the next one. I'm thinking maybe branching would work?

Thank you so much!


Yes, you need to make use of some /branch and other logic to "return" (i.e. /branch back) to the selection trial if any of the "buttons" was clicked, and only "move on" to the next sequence of trials if any of the blue circles was clicked.

Essentially, what you'll end up with is something like this:
https://www.millisecond.com/forums/FindPost22417.aspx

(Although the "click" case should be a bit simpler than the "mouseover" case)

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it!
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