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psychology8 - 2/12/2020

Hello, 

I have two phases to task. There are 7 total trials, each with different randomized numbers that they see. For the first phase, they are asked to look at these numbers and respond using the dropdown menu (compiled of words). For phase 2, I would like to show participants the exact same trial from phase 1 with their response on the screen. I would like to ask them why they chose that option previously. 

I've seen previous forum posts on how to do this with extraversion scales and averaging ratings, however, I'm not sure how to go about this with characters rather than numbers. I appreciate your help. 

Thanks.

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psychology8 - 2/12/2020

Hello, 

I have two phases to task. There are 7 total trials, each with different randomized numbers that they see. For the first phase, they are asked to look at these numbers and respond using the dropdown menu (compiled of words). For phase 2, I would like to show participants the exact same trial from phase 1 with their response on the screen. I would like to ask them why they chose that option previously. 

I've seen previous forum posts on how to do this with extraversion scales and averaging ratings, however, I'm not sure how to go about this with characters rather than numbers. I appreciate your help. 

Thanks.

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Dave - 2/12/2020

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psychology8 - 2/12/2020

Hello, 

I have two phases to task. There are 7 total trials, each with different randomized numbers that they see. For the first phase, they are asked to look at these numbers and respond using the dropdown menu (compiled of words). For phase 2, I would like to show participants the exact same trial from phase 1 with their response on the screen. I would like to ask them why they chose that option previously. 

I've seen previous forum posts on how to do this with extraversion scales and averaging ratings, however, I'm not sure how to go about this with characters rather than numbers. I appreciate your help. 

Thanks.

There really is not much of a difference whether digits or words are involved, you do it in the same way.

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Dave - 2/12/2020

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Dave - 2/12/2020

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psychology8 - 2/12/2020

Hello, 

I have two phases to task. There are 7 total trials, each with different randomized numbers that they see. For the first phase, they are asked to look at these numbers and respond using the dropdown menu (compiled of words). For phase 2, I would like to show participants the exact same trial from phase 1 with their response on the screen. I would like to ask them why they chose that option previously. 

I've seen previous forum posts on how to do this with extraversion scales and averaging ratings, however, I'm not sure how to go about this with characters rather than numbers. I appreciate your help. 

Thanks.

There really is not much of a difference whether digits or words are involved, you do it in the same way.

See e.g. https://www.millisecond.com/forums/Topic4571.aspx which is reasonably similar.

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psychology8 - 2/12/2020

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Dave - 2/12/2020

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Dave - 2/12/2020

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psychology8 - 2/12/2020

Hello, 

I have two phases to task. There are 7 total trials, each with different randomized numbers that they see. For the first phase, they are asked to look at these numbers and respond using the dropdown menu (compiled of words). For phase 2, I would like to show participants the exact same trial from phase 1 with their response on the screen. I would like to ask them why they chose that option previously. 

I've seen previous forum posts on how to do this with extraversion scales and averaging ratings, however, I'm not sure how to go about this with characters rather than numbers. I appreciate your help. 

Thanks.

There really is not much of a difference whether digits or words are involved, you do it in the same way.

See e.g. https://www.millisecond.com/forums/Topic4571.aspx which is reasonably similar.

Thanks, Dave. How would you go about it with three options, not just yes or no? Wondering about the skips during the block 2