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Posted by: jwright8 - 10-30-2020, 05:59 PM - Forum: Experimental Design
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I have seen the instructions for and demos/examples of conditional branching. However, these all seem to have the participants continue after the branching at the same point in the study, meaning that all participants will work through the rest of the study until the end. I need to check to see if my participants are using appropriate equipment. If they are not, I need one branch to end the study so that they do not continue through the study with equipment that will nullify their data. Is it possible to do that? If so, how?
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Posted by: jwright8 - 10-30-2020, 04:39 PM - Forum: Experimental Design
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Recently I discussed with FindingFive the possibility of using a 2x2 grid for responses in an incidental learning paradigm. This would enable mouse tracking across four quadrants of the screen, which would also permit a confusion matrix analysis. FindingFive added this possibility via "layout": [2,2]. In that discussion there was a mention of a demo containing this feature. Can you share that demo with us? Thank you.
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