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Hi,
I'm using Inquisit 7 Lab and I have this question that uses radio buttons for the multiple choice options, but there are no buttons next to each option. When an option is clicked, a dot appears next to it, but is there a way to show open bubbles next to all the options to make it clear that the participant should choose from the list? Here is my code:

<radiobuttons opposite>
/ caption = "Consider the following word pairs: old:young, happy:sad, smooth:rough.
What relation best describes these word pairs? Select the best option below.~n"
/ options = ("X is the opposite of Y", "X is a defect in Y", "X counteracts Y", "X may be undone by Y")
</radiobuttons>

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achen - 2/2/2025

Hi,
I'm using Inquisit 7 Lab and I have this question that uses radio buttons for the multiple choice options, but there are no buttons next to each option. When an option is clicked, a dot appears next to it, but is there a way to show open bubbles next to all the options to make it clear that the participant should choose from the list? Here is my code:

<radiobuttons opposite>
/ caption = "Consider the following word pairs: old:young, happy:sad, smooth:rough.
What relation best describes these word pairs? Select the best option below.~n"
/ options = ("X is the opposite of Y", "X is a defect in Y", "X counteracts Y", "X may be undone by Y")
</radiobuttons>

I am unable to reproduce this, the result I get is



What's the exact version you have installed and what system (OS type and version) are you seeing this under?

+x

 

Dave - 2/3/2025

+x

 

achen - 2/2/2025

Hi,
I'm using Inquisit 7 Lab and I have this question that uses radio buttons for the multiple choice options, but there are no buttons next to each option. When an option is clicked, a dot appears next to it, but is there a way to show open bubbles next to all the options to make it clear that the participant should choose from the list? Here is my code:

<radiobuttons opposite>
/ caption = "Consider the following word pairs: old:young, happy:sad, smooth:rough.
What relation best describes these word pairs? Select the best option below.~n"
/ options = ("X is the opposite of Y", "X is a defect in Y", "X counteracts Y", "X may be undone by Y")
</radiobuttons>

I am unable to reproduce this, the result I get is



What's the exact version you have installed and what system (OS type and version) are you seeing this under?

I have Inquisit 7 Version 7.0.4 (8606) and macOS 14.6

+x

 

achen - 2/3/2025

+x

 

Dave - 2/3/2025

+x

 

achen - 2/2/2025

Hi,
I'm using Inquisit 7 Lab and I have this question that uses radio buttons for the multiple choice options, but there are no buttons next to each option. When an option is clicked, a dot appears next to it, but is there a way to show open bubbles next to all the options to make it clear that the participant should choose from the list? Here is my code:

<radiobuttons opposite>
/ caption = "Consider the following word pairs: old:young, happy:sad, smooth:rough.
What relation best describes these word pairs? Select the best option below.~n"
/ options = ("X is the opposite of Y", "X is a defect in Y", "X counteracts Y", "X may be undone by Y")
</radiobuttons>

I am unable to reproduce this, the result I get is



What's the exact version you have installed and what system (OS type and version) are you seeing this under?

I have Inquisit 7 Version 7.0.4 (8606) and macOS 14.6

That's a bit outdated. Latest is 7.0.6. Try that one and check if the problem persists.

https://www.millisecond.com/download

+x

 

Dave - 2/3/2025

+x

 

achen - 2/3/2025

+x

 

Dave - 2/3/2025

+x

 

achen - 2/2/2025

Hi,
I'm using Inquisit 7 Lab and I have this question that uses radio buttons for the multiple choice options, but there are no buttons next to each option. When an option is clicked, a dot appears next to it, but is there a way to show open bubbles next to all the options to make it clear that the participant should choose from the list? Here is my code:

<radiobuttons opposite>
/ caption = "Consider the following word pairs: old:young, happy:sad, smooth:rough.
What relation best describes these word pairs? Select the best option below.~n"
/ options = ("X is the opposite of Y", "X is a defect in Y", "X counteracts Y", "X may be undone by Y")
</radiobuttons>

I am unable to reproduce this, the result I get is



What's the exact version you have installed and what system (OS type and version) are you seeing this under?

I have Inquisit 7 Version 7.0.4 (8606) and macOS 14.6

That's a bit outdated. Latest is 7.0.6. Try that one and check if the problem persists.

https://www.millisecond.com/download

Ah, that worked, thank you!