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uni-student92084 - 5/1/2020

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Dave - 5/1/2020

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uni-student92084 - 5/1/2020

Hello!
I'm am currently making instructions for a script and I wanted to know how I can control which line of the instruction shows up after all of the trails. I would like to say something like "thank you for participating" after all the trails. One solution I though of would  be filling out 1-50 but I wanted to know if there was something else I could do? I have posted what I have currently below.
Thank you for your help in advance!

<item Instructions>
/1= "Informed Consent Here
~nThank you for participating in today's study!
~nPolitical debates are an influential way for candidates in America to speak directly to voters.During these debates, candidates make a lot of claims, some of which are more true or accurate than others. It is often difficult for voters to assess the accuracy of candidates while the debate is happening because it takes time for claims to be fact-checked
~nIn this task you will be presented with fact-check ratings taken from a recent debate between a Republican and Democrat candidate in a tight race
~nThese fact-check ratings were acquired from a commonly used, nonpartisan website that reports on the accuracy of each claim made across a wide range of topics. As we are interested in the fact-check ratings themselves and not the topic being rated, each topic will be represented with a random letter from the alphabet that disguises the actual topic. Each fact-check score ranges from 0 (completely inaccurate) to 100 (completely accurate) and can be interpreted as percentages of factually correct statements on that topic
~nFact-check ratings from a Democrat and Republican candidate will move across the screen from left to right. Your task is to respond as quickly and as accurately as possible about which candidate you believe is more honest about a given policy
~nOnce you make your decision, you will be provided with feedback as to if you were correct or incorrect
~nThe scores in orange represent fact-check ratings from the Republican candidate while scores in purple represent scores from the Democrat candidate. If you believe the Republican candidate was more honest, click the key 'e'; if you think the Democrat candidate was more honest, click the key 'i'
~nPlease click on the space bar when you are ready to begin"
/2="Practice Trials Begin Here"
/3= "Second page of Instructions is here"
/4-50= "Click the space when you are ready"
/51= "The task is now complete! Thank you for your participation"
</item>

For what it's worth, if all you want is some "thank you" message at the end of the experiment, simply create a

<page endpage>
^Thank you!
</page>

and display it via the <expt>'s /postinstructions.

<expt>
/ postinstructions = (endpage)
...
</expt>

You'll find things like this covered in the tutorials. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v6/html/tutorials/simpleiat/iatcreatinginstructions.htm

Thank you for the help Dave! I did have one last small question
How do you position <page end>, Im playing with  <instruct> and I can change the font size but not the position.
This is what mean by <instruct>:

<instruct>
/ fontstyle = ("Arial", 40pt, false, false, false, false, 5, 0)
/txcolor = black
</instruct>

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Dave - 5/1/2020

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uni-student92084 - 5/1/2020

Hello!
I'm am currently making instructions for a script and I wanted to know how I can control which line of the instruction shows up after all of the trails. I would like to say something like "thank you for participating" after all the trails. One solution I though of would  be filling out 1-50 but I wanted to know if there was something else I could do? I have posted what I have currently below.
Thank you for your help in advance!

<item Instructions>
/1= "Informed Consent Here
~nThank you for participating in today's study!
~nPolitical debates are an influential way for candidates in America to speak directly to voters.During these debates, candidates make a lot of claims, some of which are more true or accurate than others. It is often difficult for voters to assess the accuracy of candidates while the debate is happening because it takes time for claims to be fact-checked
~nIn this task you will be presented with fact-check ratings taken from a recent debate between a Republican and Democrat candidate in a tight race
~nThese fact-check ratings were acquired from a commonly used, nonpartisan website that reports on the accuracy of each claim made across a wide range of topics. As we are interested in the fact-check ratings themselves and not the topic being rated, each topic will be represented with a random letter from the alphabet that disguises the actual topic. Each fact-check score ranges from 0 (completely inaccurate) to 100 (completely accurate) and can be interpreted as percentages of factually correct statements on that topic
~nFact-check ratings from a Democrat and Republican candidate will move across the screen from left to right. Your task is to respond as quickly and as accurately as possible about which candidate you believe is more honest about a given policy
~nOnce you make your decision, you will be provided with feedback as to if you were correct or incorrect
~nThe scores in orange represent fact-check ratings from the Republican candidate while scores in purple represent scores from the Democrat candidate. If you believe the Republican candidate was more honest, click the key 'e'; if you think the Democrat candidate was more honest, click the key 'i'
~nPlease click on the space bar when you are ready to begin"
/2="Practice Trials Begin Here"
/3= "Second page of Instructions is here"
/4-50= "Click the space when you are ready"
/51= "The task is now complete! Thank you for your participation"
</item>

For what it's worth, if all you want is some "thank you" message at the end of the experiment, simply create a

<page endpage>
^Thank you!
</page>

and display it via the <expt>'s /postinstructions.

<expt>
/ postinstructions = (endpage)
...
</expt>

You'll find things like this covered in the tutorials. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v6/html/tutorials/simpleiat/iatcreatinginstructions.htm

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uni-student92084 - 5/1/2020

Hello!
I'm am currently making instructions for a script and I wanted to know how I can control which line of the instruction shows up after all of the trails. I would like to say something like "thank you for participating" after all the trails. One solution I though of would  be filling out 1-50 but I wanted to know if there was something else I could do? I have posted what I have currently below.
Thank you for your help in advance!

<item Instructions>
/1= "Informed Consent Here
~nThank you for participating in today's study!
~nPolitical debates are an influential way for candidates in America to speak directly to voters.During these debates, candidates make a lot of claims, some of which are more true or accurate than others. It is often difficult for voters to assess the accuracy of candidates while the debate is happening because it takes time for claims to be fact-checked
~nIn this task you will be presented with fact-check ratings taken from a recent debate between a Republican and Democrat candidate in a tight race
~nThese fact-check ratings were acquired from a commonly used, nonpartisan website that reports on the accuracy of each claim made across a wide range of topics. As we are interested in the fact-check ratings themselves and not the topic being rated, each topic will be represented with a random letter from the alphabet that disguises the actual topic. Each fact-check score ranges from 0 (completely inaccurate) to 100 (completely accurate) and can be interpreted as percentages of factually correct statements on that topic
~nFact-check ratings from a Democrat and Republican candidate will move across the screen from left to right. Your task is to respond as quickly and as accurately as possible about which candidate you believe is more honest about a given policy
~nOnce you make your decision, you will be provided with feedback as to if you were correct or incorrect
~nThe scores in orange represent fact-check ratings from the Republican candidate while scores in purple represent scores from the Democrat candidate. If you believe the Republican candidate was more honest, click the key 'e'; if you think the Democrat candidate was more honest, click the key 'i'
~nPlease click on the space bar when you are ready to begin"
/2="Practice Trials Begin Here"
/3= "Second page of Instructions is here"
/4-50= "Click the space when you are ready"
/51= "The task is now complete! Thank you for your participation"
</item>