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Hi,
Is it possible to show carryover responses together with the original stimuli to participants? I would like to use previous participant responses as stimuli in the subsequent part of my studies, but I also need to show the original stimuli along with their previous responses.
Thank you in advance!
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Hi - of course! You can just use the nested list syntax to display multiple stimuli on a trial. The carryover response, when displayed as a stimulus, is just a stimulus. You can take a look at nested list syntax here: https://help.findingfive.com/api/trial-t...ple-option
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(04-06-2022, 10:52 AM)Ting Wrote: Hi - of course! You can just use the nested list syntax to display multiple stimuli on a trial. The carryover response, when displayed as a stimulus, is just a stimulus. You can take a look at nested list syntax here: https://help.findingfive.com/api/trial-t...ple-option
Thank you very much! 
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Hi again,
I am having troubles using the carryover response feature and FindingFive is not able to point me to a particular error. Could you please help me find what I could have done wrong?
Quote:--Trial Templates
"eval_annoying": {
"type": "basic",
"stimuli": [["%r:TestingBlock|main_annoying|text_response",
"q_annoyed"],
["%r:TestingBlock|main_annoying|text_response",
"q_annoyed"],
["%r:TestingBlock|main_annoying|text_response",
"q_annoyed"],
["%r:TestingBlock|main_annoying|text_response",
"q_annoyed"],
["%r:TestingBlock|main_annoying|text_response",
"q_annoyed"],
["%r:TestingBlock|main_annoying|text_response",
"q_annoyed"]],
"stimulus_pattern": {"order": "random"},
"responses": ["a"]
},
"eval_absurd": {
"type": "basic",
"stimuli": ["%r:TestingBlock|main_absurd|text_response",
"q_absurd"],
"stimulus_pattern": {"order": "random"},
"responses": ["a"]
},
"eval_intention": {
"type": "basic",
"stimuli": ["%r:TestingBlock|main_annoying|text_response",
"q_intention"],
"stimulus_pattern": {"order": "random"},
"responses": ["a2"],
"follow_up_responses": {
"a2":
[ {"match": "other", "responses": ["own_reason"]} ]
}
}
--Procedure
"TestingBlock": {
"trial_templates": ["main_absurd", "main_annoying"],
"pattern": {"order": "random", "repeat": 1}
},
"EvalBlock": {
"trial_templates": ["eval_absurd", "eval_annoying", "eval_intention"],
"pattern": {"order": "fixed", "repeat": 1}
},
"main_annoying" and "main_absurd" are defined in the templates, too.
Thank you for your help!
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Hi stellestrellaj,
I'm sorry to hear that you're having trouble using the carryover response feature. Would you mind sharing the study with me ( [email protected]), and I'll take a look and see if I can determine what's going on?
Best,
Rachel
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Hi Rachel,
I just did! Thank you so much for your help!
Best,
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Hi - this is a bug on our part. It'll be fixed tomorrow. Try again on Tuesday? Thanks for letting us know!
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Hi,
It worked! Thanks for all your help! 
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