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Hello,
I am having quite a complex script, in which I want to duplicate a likert element with different anchors depending on the trial. To make the script easier to adapt, I created a list. I want to reference from this list by the use of
<% list.listname.item %>
This works in text and item elements. However, this does not seem to work in the anchor property of the likert element. Is that impossible to do?
Here my script:
*creating list for each block containing the different colors that play a role as text elements
<list colors_text_01>
/ items = ("yellow", "blue")
/ selectionrate = block
</list>
*Trying to use the elements in likert scale
<likert likert_probability>
/ anchors = [1= "100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>";
2= "90% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>";
3= "80% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>";
4= "70% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>";
5="60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>";
6="undecided";
7= "60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>";
8="70% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>";
9="80% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>";
10= "90% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>";
11 = "100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"]
/ stimulusframes = [1 = likert2]
/ fontstyle = ("Calibri", 1.7%)
/ numpoints = 11
/ inputdevice = mouse
/ position = (50,90)
</likert>
The anchors should read "100% sure yellow", "90% sure yellow", ..., "100% sure blue". However, this does not work.
This procedure works, however, in a text element:
<text instr>
/items = ("Please estimate which color will be displayed more frequently by the end (<%list.colors_text_01.items.1%> or <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>)")
/ position = (50%, 20%)
/ fontstyle = ("Calibri", 2.6%)
/ erase = false
</text>
Here, it reads "Please estimate which color will be displayed more frequently by the end (yellow or blue)"
(In this form it probably does not look very practical to do so, but I want to be able to quickly change the text in the first list and reference to it at multiple instances in the script.)
Thank you very much!
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+xHello, I am having quite a complex script, in which I want to duplicate a likert element with different anchors depending on the trial. To make the script easier to adapt, I created a list. I want to reference from this list by the use of <% list.listname.item %> This works in text and item elements. However, this does not seem to work in the anchor property of the likert element. Is that impossible to do? Here my script: *creating list for each block containing the different colors that play a role as text elements <list colors_text_01> / items = ("yellow", "blue") / selectionrate = block </list> *Trying to use the elements in likert scale <likert likert_probability> / anchors = [1= "100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 2= "90% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 3= "80% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 4= "70% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 5="60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 6="undecided"; 7= "60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 8="70% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 9="80% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 10= "90% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 11 = "100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"] / stimulusframes = [1 = likert2] / fontstyle = ("Calibri", 1.7%) / numpoints = 11 / inputdevice = mouse / position = (50,90) </likert> The anchors should read "100% sure yellow", "90% sure yellow", ..., "100% sure blue". However, this does not work. This procedure works, however, in a text element: <text instr> /items = ("Please estimate which color will be displayed more frequently by the end (<%list.colors_text_01.items.1%> or <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>)") / position = (50%, 20%) / fontstyle = ("Calibri", 2.6%) / erase = false </text> Here, it reads "Please estimate which color will be displayed more frequently by the end (yellow or blue)" (In this form it probably does not look very practical to do so, but I want to be able to quickly change the text in the first list and reference to it at multiple instances in the script.) Thank you very much! Anchors cannot be changed dynamically under Inquisit 4 and 5. The code you posted, however, would work under Inquisit 6.
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+x+xHello, I am having quite a complex script, in which I want to duplicate a likert element with different anchors depending on the trial. To make the script easier to adapt, I created a list. I want to reference from this list by the use of <% list.listname.item %> This works in text and item elements. However, this does not seem to work in the anchor property of the likert element. Is that impossible to do? Here my script: *creating list for each block containing the different colors that play a role as text elements <list colors_text_01> / items = ("yellow", "blue") / selectionrate = block </list> *Trying to use the elements in likert scale <likert likert_probability> / anchors = [1= "100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 2= "90% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 3= "80% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 4= "70% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 5="60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 6="undecided"; 7= "60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 8="70% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 9="80% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 10= "90% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 11 = "100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"] / stimulusframes = [1 = likert2] / fontstyle = ("Calibri", 1.7%) / numpoints = 11 / inputdevice = mouse / position = (50,90) </likert> The anchors should read "100% sure yellow", "90% sure yellow", ..., "100% sure blue". However, this does not work. This procedure works, however, in a text element: <text instr> /items = ("Please estimate which color will be displayed more frequently by the end (<%list.colors_text_01.items.1%> or <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>)") / position = (50%, 20%) / fontstyle = ("Calibri", 2.6%) / erase = false </text> Here, it reads "Please estimate which color will be displayed more frequently by the end (yellow or blue)" (In this form it probably does not look very practical to do so, but I want to be able to quickly change the text in the first list and reference to it at multiple instances in the script.) Thank you very much! Anchors cannot be changed dynamically under Inquisit 4 and 5. The code you posted, however, would work under Inquisit 6. Thank you for your quick response.
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+x+x+xHello, I am having quite a complex script, in which I want to duplicate a likert element with different anchors depending on the trial. To make the script easier to adapt, I created a list. I want to reference from this list by the use of <% list.listname.item %> This works in text and item elements. However, this does not seem to work in the anchor property of the likert element. Is that impossible to do? Here my script: *creating list for each block containing the different colors that play a role as text elements <list colors_text_01> / items = ("yellow", "blue") / selectionrate = block </list> *Trying to use the elements in likert scale <likert likert_probability> / anchors = [1= "100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 2= "90% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 3= "80% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 4= "70% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 5="60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>"; 6="undecided"; 7= "60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 8="70% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 9="80% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 10= "90% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"; 11 = "100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>"] / stimulusframes = [1 = likert2] / fontstyle = ("Calibri", 1.7%) / numpoints = 11 / inputdevice = mouse / position = (50,90) </likert> The anchors should read "100% sure yellow", "90% sure yellow", ..., "100% sure blue". However, this does not work. This procedure works, however, in a text element: <text instr> /items = ("Please estimate which color will be displayed more frequently by the end (<%list.colors_text_01.items.1%> or <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>)") / position = (50%, 20%) / fontstyle = ("Calibri", 2.6%) / erase = false </text> Here, it reads "Please estimate which color will be displayed more frequently by the end (yellow or blue)" (In this form it probably does not look very practical to do so, but I want to be able to quickly change the text in the first list and reference to it at multiple instances in the script.) Thank you very much! Anchors cannot be changed dynamically under Inquisit 4 and 5. The code you posted, however, would work under Inquisit 6. Thank you for your quick response. What you can do under Inquisit 4 is building a custom likert scale using standard <text>, <trial>, etc. elements. You can use <text> elements as the anchors, and those can be changed dynamically. *creating list for each block containing the different colors that play a role as text elements <list colors_text_01> / items = ("yellow", "blue") / selectionrate = block </list> <block myblock> / trials = [1=example_likert] </block> <trial example_likert> / stimulusframes = [1=q, line, a01, a02, a03, a04, a05, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05] / inputdevice = mouse / validresponse = (01, 02, 03, 04, 05) </trial> <text q> / items = ("Some question...") </text> <shape line> / shape = rectangle / color = black / size = (60%, 1%) / position = (50%, 75%) </shape> <text 01> / items = ("1") / txbgcolor = grey / size = (4%,4%) / position = (20%, 75%) / vjustify = center </text> <text 02> / items = ("2") / txbgcolor = grey / size = (4%,4%) / position = (35%, 75%) / vjustify = center </text> <text 03> / items = ("3") / txbgcolor = grey / size = (4%,4%) / position = (50%, 75%) / vjustify = center </text> <text 04> / items = ("4") / txbgcolor = grey / size = (4%,4%) / position = (65%, 75%) / vjustify = center </text> <text 05> / items = ("5") / txbgcolor = grey / size = (4%,4%) / position = (80%, 75%) / vjustify = center </text> <text a01> / items = ("100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>") / txbgcolor = grey / position = (20%, 65%) </text> <text a02> / items = ("60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.1%>") / txbgcolor = grey / position = (35%, 65%) </text> <text a03> / items = ("undecided") / txbgcolor = grey / position = (50%, 65%) </text> <text a04> / items = ("60% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>") / txbgcolor = grey / position = (65%, 65%) </text> <text a05> / items = ("100% sure <%list.colors_text_01.items.2%>") / txbgcolor = grey / position = (80%, 65%) </text>
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Thank you very much. I will consider doing this.
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