11-30-2021, 03:25 PM
Hi Katerina,
The primary reason of why we don't allow simultaneous presentation of more than one response has to do when a trial is considered "done". When responses are presented one by one, answering the last response concludes a trial. But when many are visible at the same time, what if the participant answers the last one first? What if the participant just won't want to answer some of them? The complexity scales up quickly, and we don't have a satisfying way to handle it at the moment.
Happy to brainstorm more with you and Victoria.
Ting
The primary reason of why we don't allow simultaneous presentation of more than one response has to do when a trial is considered "done". When responses are presented one by one, answering the last response concludes a trial. But when many are visible at the same time, what if the participant answers the last one first? What if the participant just won't want to answer some of them? The complexity scales up quickly, and we don't have a satisfying way to handle it at the moment.
Happy to brainstorm more with you and Victoria.
Ting