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ilanagratch	ilanagratch posted 8 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 6, Visits: 11	Hi, Can you please provide instructions around creating buttons for an IAT when the response mode is mouse rather than keyboard? Thank you, Ilana
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Dave	Dave posted 8 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	+x ilanagratch - Monday, December 11, 2017 Hi, Can you please provide instructions around creating buttons for an IAT when the response mode is mouse rather than keyboard? Thank you, Ilana Define two <text> elements to serve as your "buttons", /size and /position them according to your needs, display them via the <trial> elements' /stimulusframes along with the other stimuli and define them as the respective trials' /valid- and /correcresponses. Like so: <trial attributeA> / validresponse = (E, I) / correctresponse = (E) / inputdevice = mouse / stimulusframes = [1 = attributeA, errorReminder, e, i] / posttrialpause = parameters.ISI </trial> <trial attributeB> / validresponse = (E, I) / correctresponse = (I) / inputdevice = mouse / stimulusframes = [1 = attributeB, errorReminder, e, i] / posttrialpause = parameters.ISI </trial> <text E> / items = ("E") / size = (10%, 5%) / position = (30%, 80%) / txcolor = white / txbgcolor = blue / hjustify = center / vjustify = center </text> <text I> / items = ("I") / size = (10%, 5%) / position = (70%, 80%) / txcolor = white / txbgcolor = blue / hjustify = center / vjustify = center </text>
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ilanagratch	ilanagratch posted 8 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 6, Visits: 11	+x Dave - Monday, December 11, 2017 +x ilanagratch - Monday, December 11, 2017 Hi, Can you please provide instructions around creating buttons for an IAT when the response mode is mouse rather than keyboard? Thank you, Ilana Define two <text> elements to serve as your "buttons", /size and /position them according to your needs, display them via the <trial> elements' /stimulusframes along with the other stimuli and define them as the respective trials' /valid- and /correcresponses. Like so: <trial attributeA> / validresponse = (E, I) / correctresponse = (E) / inputdevice = mouse / stimulusframes = [1 = attributeA, errorReminder, e, i] / posttrialpause = parameters.ISI </trial> <trial attributeB> / validresponse = (E, I) / correctresponse = (I) / inputdevice = mouse / stimulusframes = [1 = attributeB, errorReminder, e, i] / posttrialpause = parameters.ISI </trial> <text E> / items = ("E") / size = (10%, 5%) / position = (30%, 80%) / txcolor = white / txbgcolor = blue / hjustify = center / vjustify = center </text> <text I> / items = ("I") / size = (10%, 5%) / position = (70%, 80%) / txcolor = white / txbgcolor = blue / hjustify = center / vjustify = center </text> Thanks so much, Dave!
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