[KateK]

Jeremy,

Thank you as always for your help!

About the fillers – yes, I was having some confusion on how to make sure *all participants* saw *all the fillers* and that was the solution I came up with in the interim, which is… not a solution, haha!

I’m a bit confused about the fix, I hope it’s okay if I ask a few more questions –

1) How/where do I define this function?
2) After creating the custom function, how will I be able to maintain the constraint randomization scheme (which makes sure that no more than three of an item type are shown consecutively) + pick function that I incorporated (specified by storing the items in “critical” and then working from there)?

I’m a little confused about using two templates within a custom trial – I’ve just never done it before.

I appreciate you!

[KateK]

Hi Jeremy – I think it may have been a problem with my cache/my computer being overloaded. In a private browser, I was able to start a new project.

Kate

[KateK]

Hi Jeremy!

This is great, thanks!

Kate

[KateK]

Jeremy,

Thanks so much! This worked great.

Best,
Kate

[KateK]

RESOLVED

[KateK]

Sorry for the multiple consecutive comments!

I was able to implement corrective feedback with the HTML scale by modifying the CSV file, but my experiment is now stuck in the “Practice” trial and can’t move past it – it just gets stuck after the feedback and the “Experimental Trial” doesn’t even show up in the sequence – I’m not totally sure why, because I didn’t make any big changes to the script. Any insight as to why Experimental Trial disappeared would be super helpful!

Here is a link to the project: https://farm.pcibex.net/r/GwLzuJ/

[KateK]

To provide more context, here is what I have right now, which I thought would work… but it is unfortunately giving me an error message of “Command ‘getScale’ unknown on Scale element ‘score’.”

newScale("score",   
    "<span style='margin: 5em;'>A</span>",
    "<span style='margin: 5em;'>B</span>",
    "<span style='margin: 5em;'>C</span>"
)
    .css({"font-size": "20px", "font-weight": "normal"})
    .radio()
    .labelsPosition("top")
    .print()
    .getScale("score").test.selected(row.AdultlikeAns) 
        .success( newText("Good job! We will now begin the experiment").print() )
        .failure( newText("Sorry, you gave the wrong answer. Please be more careful. We will now begin the experiment.").print() )
    .log()
    .log("Category", row.Catg)
    .log("Image", row.Image)
    .log("Sentence", row.Text)
    .log("AdultlikeAns", row.AdultlikeAns)
)

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by KateK.

[KateK]

Dear Jeremy,

Thanks so much for this! Is there a way for me to provide corrective feedback if a participant presses the button indicating a wrong answer? Can I still use test-selected with this sort of radio button setup?

I appreciate your help!
Kate

[KateK]

Jeremy,

Thank you so much for your help (and for all of your dedication to PCIbex!) – the HTML worked great.

I have another follow up question, about the ordering elements. We are considering another possible variant that will be arranged as:

1) show image scene
2) radio button scale beneath image scene
3) print question about scene

I’m not sure why, but I can’t seem to get the image to load – and, the text won’t print underneath the buttons.

I have linked a mock-up of one item here for your reference: https://farm.pcibex.net/r/APIRqC/

I appreciate your insight!

Kate

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