[yasufmg]

Hi, Jeremy!

It works perfectly! Thank you so much!

One more thing: my experiment has filler sentences that won’t have any intended answer – for instance, some of them have an unusual word order which would make them ungrammatical. Is there a way to log these filler sentences as “null” or “none” using this method?

Thanks!

[yasufmg]

Hi, Jeremy! Thank you for your kind answer!

I figured out how to use the read.pcibex function in RStudio! Thank you =)

I used a sliding scale in my experiment, and now I’m wondering: is “727” in the comments column the reaction time? I’ll paste a row of my results file.

# 1. Results reception time.
# 2. MD5 hash of participant's IP address.
# 3. Controller name.
# 4. Order number of item.
# 5. Inner element number.
# 6. Label.
# 7. Latin Square Group.
# 8. PennElementType.
# 9. PennElementName.
# 10. Parameter.
# 11. Value.
# 12. EventTime.
# 13. CERTIFICADO.
# 14. ESCOLARIDADE.
# 15. IDADE.
# 16. NATIVO.
# 17. GENERO.
# 18. ID.
# 19. Comments.
# 19. ITEM.
# 20. CONTEXT.
# 21. SENTENCE.
# 22. Comments.

1657146924,MD5EDITED,PennController,25,0,experiment-filler,NULL,Scale,slider,Choice,99,1657146599275,EDITED@gmail.com,Curso universitário completo ou cursando,22,Sim,Feminino,NAME EDITED,805,CONTEXT,SENTENCE,727

Thank you for your time!

Yasmin.

[yasufmg]

Hi, Jeremy!

Sorry, I just realized they’re not supposed to appear as columns names! But my reaction times seem a bit off as they’re all showing “1.655924e+12”. I can send you the file if you want. Thanks!

[yasufmg]

Hi, Jeremy!

Thank you very much! It works perfectly. =)

I’m currently having some problems reading my demo results.csv file in RStudio. It seems like it doesn’t recognize all # comments as columns. I’ve tried using the PCIBEX function as well but it doesn’t seem to work either. Is there a way to solve it?

Thanks!

Yasmin.

[yasufmg]

Hi, Jeremy!

This is exactly what I’m looking for! Thank you so much!

One more thing: is there a way to align the numbers and the scale?

This is my code:

Template("experiment.csv", row =>
    newTrial( "experiment-"+row.TYPE,
        newText("sentence", row.SENTENCE)
            .cssContainer({"margin-top":"2em", "margin-bottom":"2em"})
            .center()
            .print()
            ,
            
    // 7-point scale

    newScale("slider", 100)
        .before( newText("left", "<div class='fancy'> TOTALMENTE INACEITÁVEL (0) </div>") )
        .after( newText("right", "<div class='fancy'> (100) TOTALMENTE ACEITÁVEL </div>") )
        .labelsPosition("top")
        .cssContainer({"margin":"1em"})
        .slider()
        .center()
        .size(400).css("max-width", "unset")
        .log()
        .print()
        ,
    
    newText(`
<span style='width: 2em; text-align: left;'>0</span>
        <span style='width: 2em; text-align: center;'>25</span>
        <span style='width: 2em; text-align: center;'>50</span>
        <span style='width: 2em; text-align: center;'>75</span>
        <span style='width: 2em; text-align: right;'>100</span>`)
    .css({display: 'flex', 'justify-content': 'space-between', width: '20em'})
    .print()
        ,

    newButton("go_to_exercise", "Próximo")
        .cssContainer({"margin":"1em"})
        .center()
        .print()
        .wait()
        ,

        // Wait briefly to display which option was selected
        newTimer("wait", 300)
            .start()
            .wait()
    )

And This is the demonstration link to my experiment.

Thanks for your help!

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[yasufmg]

Hi, Jeremy! Thanks for the help. It worked!

I’ve encountered another problem, though. I’m currently using a slider scale in my experiment, from 0 to 100. I’d like to add numbers labels below it so participants can know which value they’re choosing. Is there a way to do that?

Thanks!

Yasmin.

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