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takeshibx	takeshibx posted 3 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 1, Visits: 3	Hi, I am totally new to inquisit and I hope to get some help with my experiment setup. I am currently modifying a current study that I need to add a survey page between instructions. These instructions are scripted as /preinstructions = (instruction1, 2,3) in a block. I need to collect participants' initials during the instruction period, but I can't add the survey page in the /preinstructions. Also, the collected initials will be displayed in the trials during the experiment, and I used function item.responseitems.insertitem in the surveypage. However, the inserted item need to be displayed with pictures, and I am not sure how to put the item in the middle of two pictures in a trial. Thank you.
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Dave	Dave posted 3 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 12K, Visits: 98K	+x takeshibx - 10/13/2021 Hi, I am totally new to inquisit and I hope to get some help with my experiment setup. I am currently modifying a current study that I need to add a survey page between instructions. These instructions are scripted as /preinstructions = (instruction1, 2,3) in a block. I need to collect participants' initials during the instruction period, but I can't add the survey page in the /preinstructions. Also, the collected initials will be displayed in the trials during the experiment, and I used function item.responseitems.insertitem in the surveypage. However, the inserted item need to be displayed with pictures, and I am not sure how to put the item in the middle of two pictures in a trial. Thank you. A <surveypage> is a kind of <trial>, so you can run it via a <block>'s /trials attribute, just like any other trial-type element (<trial>, <openended>, <likert>, etc.). > However, the inserted item need to be displayed with pictures, and I am not sure how to put the item in the middle of two pictures in a trial. Just set up two <picture> elements, position them as needed, one <text> element displaying the initials, and have the trial display all those stimuli per its /stimulustimes or -frames.
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