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			            This may be a stupid question, but is there any way to suppress the presentation of buttonvalues for a Likert trial? For example, the following code produces a Likert trial in which the Likert response buttons are labelled from -4 to 4: <likert NiffLuupGroupPref>/ mouse = true
 / stimulustimes = [0 = Grouppref, fillin, AnchorNiff, AnchorLuup]
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 2%)
 / numpoints = 9
 /anchorwidth = 10%
 / buttonvalues = [1 = "-4"; 2 = "-3", 3 = "-2", 4 = "-1", 5 = "0", 6 = "1", 7 = "2", 8 = "3", 9 = "4"]
 </likert>
 
 <text Grouppref>
 / items = ("Which do you prefer in general?")
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 5%)
 / position = (50, 20)
 </text>
 
 <text fillin>
 / items = ("Respond with the mouse or by using the number keys (1-9 from left to right) to select an option and ENTER to confirm it.")
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 2%)
 / position = (50, 80)
 </text>
 
 <text AnchorNiff>
 / items = ("Strongly prefer Niffites")
 /size = (15%, 5%)
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 3%)
 / position = (90, 40)
 </text>
 
 <text AnchorLuup>
 / items = ("Strongly prefer Luupites")
 /size = (15%, 5%)
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 3%)
 / position = (10, 40)
 </text>
 Is there a way to create a Likert item with the same internal button values, but without these numbers (-4 to 4) showing up on the Likert buttons? Thanks again!                
			            				
			                                
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			            +xThis may be a stupid question, but is there any way to suppress the presentation of buttonvalues for a Likert trial? For example, the following code produces a Likert trial in which the Likert response buttons are labelled from -4 to 4: <likert NiffLuupGroupPref>/ mouse = true
 / stimulustimes = [0 = Grouppref, fillin, AnchorNiff, AnchorLuup]
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 2%)
 / numpoints = 9
 /anchorwidth = 10%
 / buttonvalues = [1 = "-4"; 2 = "-3", 3 = "-2", 4 = "-1", 5 = "0", 6 = "1", 7 = "2", 8 = "3", 9 = "4"]
 </likert>
 
 <text Grouppref>
 / items = ("Which do you prefer in general?")
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 5%)
 / position = (50, 20)
 </text>
 
 <text fillin>
 / items = ("Respond with the mouse or by using the number keys (1-9 from left to right) to select an option and ENTER to confirm it.")
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 2%)
 / position = (50, 80)
 </text>
 
 <text AnchorNiff>
 / items = ("Strongly prefer Niffites")
 /size = (15%, 5%)
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 3%)
 / position = (90, 40)
 </text>
 
 <text AnchorLuup>
 / items = ("Strongly prefer Luupites")
 /size = (15%, 5%)
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 3%)
 / position = (10, 40)
 </text>
 Is there a way to create a Likert item with the same internal button values, but without these numbers (-4 to 4) showing up on the Likert buttons? Thanks again! > Is there a way to create a Likert item with the same internal button values, but without these numbers (-4 to 4) showing up on the Likert buttons? No. Best you can do with a <likert> is not use buttonvalues (so the buttons will say 1 to 9) and just log a variable that's the response minus five. <values>/ response_adjusted = ""
 </values>
 
 <likert NiffLuupGroupPref>
 / ontrialend = [
 values.response_adjusted = likert.NiffLuupGroupPref.response - 5;
 ]
 / mouse = true
 / stimulustimes = [0 = Grouppref, fillin, AnchorNiff, AnchorLuup]
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 2%)
 / numpoints = 9
 /anchorwidth = 10%
 </likert>
 
 <text Grouppref>
 / items = ("Which do you prefer in general?")
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 5%)
 / position = (50, 20)
 </text>
 
 <text fillin>
 / items = ("Respond with the mouse or by using the number keys (1-9 from left to right) to select an option and ENTER to confirm it.")
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 2%)
 / position = (50, 80)
 </text>
 
 <text AnchorNiff>
 / items = ("Strongly prefer Niffites")
 /size = (15%, 5%)
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 3%)
 / position = (90, 40)
 </text>
 
 <text AnchorLuup>
 / items = ("Strongly prefer Luupites")
 /size = (15%, 5%)
 / fontstyle = ("Arial", 3%)
 / position = (10, 40)
 </text>
 
 <data>
 / columns = (date time group subject session build blocknum trialnum blockcode trialcode response values.response_adjusted correct latency)
 </data>
 
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