Running a random group assignment with a Survey page?


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Hi there! I am currently trying to program a measure for part of an experiment.  I created the measure as surveypages because I need radiobuttons for participants to respond to the questions, however, I want to randomly assign participants to different groups that will receive slightly different instruction pages, everything else in this experiment is the same for all participants.  Should I create a separate script for just the instruction page?  If so, does anyone know how I can program the instruction pages to appear in the expt or block elements?  Thank you so much!


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There are tons of ways to do this. Whatever works best depends on what exactly you want.


Remember:


- Between-subjects conditions are implemented via multiple <expt> elements and/or the <variables> element. Pay special attention to the /subjects and  /groupassignment attributes in the documentation.


- A <surveypage> is a special kind of <trial>. It can be run via a <block>'s /trials attribute.


- A <survey> is a special kind of <block>. It can be run via an <expt>'s /blocks attribute.


- Inquisit *does not* record any data for instruction pages, that is anything presented on a <page> or <htmlpage> and presented via /preinstructions or /postinstructions.


- If you need to log data for your "instructions", use standard <text>, <trial>, etc. elements to display them.


Regards,


~Dave


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Thank you so much Dave!


Yours,


Will


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