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Kuba S Tongue Tied [:S] Posted: 08-15-2009 5:37 AM

Hi there,
I  use Inquisit for my M.A. and I had to say it's great tool, however I'm a beginner in it.

While building a one part of my experiment I had a problem with saving data.
Inquisit makes 2 files out of all data after experiment. One is nearly empty, and second one is pretty chaotic for me.Ick!  It's different than others I've seen.


Can somebody help me somehow with that?Left Hug
I suppose, I made some mistake in a code.
In experiment I want to have a list of pages with questions in form of radiobuttons, and buttons that give a possibility to go back, and to go next.

And I'd like to know is it possible to save response latency for each individual radiobutton - not for all survey page?

 

In *rar I attached my script and 2 files with data (with original names).

1007.Kwestionariusze.rar

 

Best wishes,
Kuba

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Kuba,

Inquisit is saving two data files because it thinks that you are running both a reaction time test and a survey, which have different data output formats, when in fact you are really just running a survey.

You can work either ignore the empty file, or you can work around this issue by eliminating the <expt> and <instruct> elements and simply presenting the the survey instructions using <caption> elements.

Ideally, Inquisit would determine whether any reaction time data are actually produced, and if not, it wouldn't save the second file. I've logged this as a bug to be fixed in a future release.

-Sean

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Was so simple.

Thanks Sean

 

And is it possible to save response latency for each individual radiobutton - not for all survey page?

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Kuba S:
And is it possible to save response latency for each individual radiobutton - not for all survey page?

Answered here: http://www.millisecond.com/community/forums/t/818.aspx

~Dave

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