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Dave	Dave posted 4 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 105K	+x Dave - 8/16/2021 +x thaisribeiro - 8/16/2021 +x Dave - 8/12/2021 +x thaisribeiro - 8/12/2021 Hi everyone! I've only been familiar with inquisit for a while and I'm editing GNAT for a research. In this test the participant responds always with the spacebar to change the trial pages to test instruction pages and to respond the Go/Nogo task. To avoid the participant going unnoticed by the instructions that appear during the test I would like to change the command to press the spacebar to "click here to continue" at least on the instruction pages so the participant can have time to read the instructions to continue the test. Does anyone have any idea if there is a way to do this? In the script's <instruct> element, set /inputdevice = mouse. Thank u! but, it just didn't work for the intire task, neither for the instructions It works exactly as I said. Setting /inputdevice = mouse in <instruct> will force you to click on the continue button. Pressing the space bar will do nothing on instruction pages. And if you're not actually talking about instructions, but want to change the input modality for the various reminder or pause trials as well, that works the same way, in effect. In <trial reminder> and <trial pause>, set /inputdevice = mouse and specify some kind of valid mouse event as the response. <trial reminder> / inputdevice = mouse /validresponse = (lbuttondown) / correctresponse = (lbuttondown) / frames = [1=remind] / responsemode = correct /recorddata = false </trial> <trial speedup> / inputdevice = mouse /validresponse = (lbuttondown) / correctresponse = (lbuttondown) / frames = [1=speedup] / responsemode = correct /recorddata = false </trial> <trial pause> / inputdevice = mouse /validresponse = (lbuttondown) / correctresponse = (lbuttondown) / frames = [1=pause] / responsemode = correct /recorddata = false </trial> or <button continue> / caption = "Continue" / size = (10%, 5%) / position = (50%, 90%) </button> <trial reminder> / inputdevice = mouse /validresponse = (continue) / correctresponse = (continue) / frames = [1=remind, continue] / responsemode = correct /recorddata = false </trial> <trial speedup> / inputdevice = mouse /validresponse = (continue) / correctresponse = (continue) / frames = [1=speedup, continue] / responsemode = correct /recorddata = false </trial> <trial pause> / inputdevice = mouse /validresponse = (continue) / correctresponse = (continue) / frames = [1=pause, continue] / responsemode = correct /recorddata = false </trial>
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Dave	Dave posted 4 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 105K	+x thaisribeiro - 8/16/2021 +x Dave - 8/12/2021 +x thaisribeiro - 8/12/2021 Hi everyone! I've only been familiar with inquisit for a while and I'm editing GNAT for a research. In this test the participant responds always with the spacebar to change the trial pages to test instruction pages and to respond the Go/Nogo task. To avoid the participant going unnoticed by the instructions that appear during the test I would like to change the command to press the spacebar to "click here to continue" at least on the instruction pages so the participant can have time to read the instructions to continue the test. Does anyone have any idea if there is a way to do this? In the script's <instruct> element, set /inputdevice = mouse. Thank u! but, it just didn't work for the intire task, neither for the instructions It works exactly as I said. Setting /inputdevice = mouse in <instruct> will force you to click on the continue button. Pressing the space bar will do nothing on instruction pages. Attachments gnatdemo.iqx (157 views, 74.00 KB) Edited 4 Years Ago by Dave
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thaisribeiro	thaisribeiro posted 4 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 47	+x Dave - 8/12/2021 +x thaisribeiro - 8/12/2021 Hi everyone! I've only been familiar with inquisit for a while and I'm editing GNAT for a research. In this test the participant responds always with the spacebar to change the trial pages to test instruction pages and to respond the Go/Nogo task. To avoid the participant going unnoticed by the instructions that appear during the test I would like to change the command to press the spacebar to "click here to continue" at least on the instruction pages so the participant can have time to read the instructions to continue the test. Does anyone have any idea if there is a way to do this? In the script's <instruct> element, set /inputdevice = mouse. Thank u! but, it just didn't work for the intire task, neither for the instructions
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Dave	Dave posted 4 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 105K	+x thaisribeiro - 8/12/2021 Hi everyone! I've only been familiar with inquisit for a while and I'm editing GNAT for a research. In this test the participant responds always with the spacebar to change the trial pages to test instruction pages and to respond the Go/Nogo task. To avoid the participant going unnoticed by the instructions that appear during the test I would like to change the command to press the spacebar to "click here to continue" at least on the instruction pages so the participant can have time to read the instructions to continue the test. Does anyone have any idea if there is a way to do this? In the script's <instruct> element, set /inputdevice = mouse.
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thaisribeiro	thaisribeiro posted 4 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 47	Hi everyone! I've only been familiar with inquisit for a while and I'm editing GNAT for a research. In this test the participant responds always with the spacebar to change the trial pages to test instruction pages and to respond the Go/Nogo task. To avoid the participant going unnoticed by the instructions that appear during the test I would like to change the command to press the spacebar to "click here to continue" at least on the instruction pages so the participant can have time to read the instructions to continue the test. Does anyone have any idea if there is a way to do this?
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