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Jens Bölte	Jens Bölte posted 6 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 78, Visits: 60	+x jens - Tuesday, March 20, 2018 +x Dave - Monday, March 19, 2018 +x jens - Monday, March 19, 2018 Hello, I try to program an anchoring experiment a la Kahneman & Tversky. First, participants indicate whether a given quantity is smaller or larger than a "random" anchor. Next, they have to estimate the quantity. Unfortunately, I am unable to present the two related questions in a row. At the moment, I always present the first of the eight estimate questions while the judgment questions are, as wanted, presented in a random manner. So, I can't link the two questions together. As always, suggestions are welcome. Best wishes Jens The /caption atttribute in <caption capniedrig> should read <caption capniedrig> /caption = "<%text.tniedrigurteil.item(values.position)%>" /position = (37%, 45%) </caption> for this to work. Hello, thanks a lot for this advice. However, the caption is not displayed and inquisit gives a warning that a parameter or a result was out of range in the expression /caption = "<%text.tniedrigurteil.item(values.position)%>" (which is the reason why the caption is not displayed.) Best wishes Jens Hello, I found the error. I forgot to specify the items of the list-element. Best wishes Jens
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Jens Bölte	Jens Bölte posted 6 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 78, Visits: 60	+x Dave - Monday, March 19, 2018 +x jens - Monday, March 19, 2018 Hello, I try to program an anchoring experiment a la Kahneman & Tversky. First, participants indicate whether a given quantity is smaller or larger than a "random" anchor. Next, they have to estimate the quantity. Unfortunately, I am unable to present the two related questions in a row. At the moment, I always present the first of the eight estimate questions while the judgment questions are, as wanted, presented in a random manner. So, I can't link the two questions together. As always, suggestions are welcome. Best wishes Jens The /caption atttribute in <caption capniedrig> should read <caption capniedrig> /caption = "<%text.tniedrigurteil.item(values.position)%>" /position = (37%, 45%) </caption> for this to work. Hello, thanks a lot for this advice. However, the caption is not displayed and inquisit gives a warning that a parameter or a result was out of range in the expression /caption = "<%text.tniedrigurteil.item(values.position)%>" (which is the reason why the caption is not displayed.) Best wishes Jens Attachments AnkereffektV2a.iqx (676 views, 2.00 KB)
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Dave	Dave posted 6 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	+x jens - Monday, March 19, 2018 Hello, I try to program an anchoring experiment a la Kahneman & Tversky. First, participants indicate whether a given quantity is smaller or larger than a "random" anchor. Next, they have to estimate the quantity. Unfortunately, I am unable to present the two related questions in a row. At the moment, I always present the first of the eight estimate questions while the judgment questions are, as wanted, presented in a random manner. So, I can't link the two questions together. As always, suggestions are welcome. Best wishes Jens The /caption atttribute in <caption capniedrig> should read <caption capniedrig> /caption = "<%text.tniedrigurteil.item(values.position)%>" /position = (37%, 45%) </caption> for this to work.
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Jens Bölte	Jens Bölte posted 6 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 78, Visits: 60	Hello, I try to program an anchoring experiment a la Kahneman & Tversky. First, participants indicate whether a given quantity is smaller or larger than a "random" anchor. Next, they have to estimate the quantity. Unfortunately, I am unable to present the two related questions in a row. At the moment, I always present the first of the eight estimate questions while the judgment questions are, as wanted, presented in a random manner. So, I can't link the two questions together. As always, suggestions are welcome. Best wishes Jens Attachments AnkereffektV2a.iqx (661 views, 2.00 KB)
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