11-23-2021, 08:37 AM
Hi FF team,
I'm presenting two text options for a choice response and to make analysis easier i wanted to use the "target" feature of the choice response. I've written my response like so:
Then when i run the study i unfortunately get all FALSE-s as a response, because the response target isn't processed correctly i think: in my data file under the column "response_target" i only get " [C " (to compare under the response_column i indeed get the full "C'est un petit ours, qui est noir ?") But when i go back to my study and open my response it doesn't seem to be misinterpreting my quotation marks, so i don't know how to get it to understand which " ' to count and which not.
Best,
bissera
I'm presenting two text options for a choice response and to make analysis easier i wanted to use the "target" feature of the choice response. I've written my response like so:
Code:
{
"type": "choice",
"choices": [
"C'est un ours noir, qui est petit ?",
"C'est un petit ours, qui est noir ?"
],
"instruction": " ",
"key_mapping": [
"Q",
"F"
],
"key_only": true,
"locations": "fixed",
"target": [
"C'est un petit ours, qui est noir ?"
],
"delay": 0.5
}
Then when i run the study i unfortunately get all FALSE-s as a response, because the response target isn't processed correctly i think: in my data file under the column "response_target" i only get " [C " (to compare under the response_column i indeed get the full "C'est un petit ours, qui est noir ?") But when i go back to my study and open my response it doesn't seem to be misinterpreting my quotation marks, so i don't know how to get it to understand which " ' to count and which not.
Best,
bissera