Hi Dominic,<br><br>The details depend a bit on your exact needs, but the general set-up would be to have 4 (or whatever amount of options you'd have) textboxes on a slide that people can click on and then reading out the name of the textbox that was clicked on with a piece of script known as 'dohittest'. I paste 'dohittest' under this message. The original script (embedded in an estudio file) can be downloaded at the PST website: http://support.pstnet.com/support/samples.asp?Mode=View&SampleID=5 .<br><br>Good luck,<br><br>Anne-Wil <br><br><br>***********
<br>'Designate "theState" as the Default Slide State, which is the
<br>'current, ActiveState on the Slide object "Stimulus"
<br>Dim theState as SlideState
<br>Set theState = ENTERNAMEOFSLIDEHERE.States("<div><wbr>Default")
<br>
<br>Dim strHit As String
<br>Dim theMouseResponseData As MouseResponseData
<br>
<br>
<br>'Was there a response?
<br>If ENTERNAMEOFSLIDEHERE.<wbr>InputMasks.Responses.Count > 0 Then
<br>
<br>'Get the mouse response
<br>Set theMouseResponseData =
<br>CMouseResponseData( ENTERNAMEOFSLIDEHERE.<wbr>InputMasks.Responses(1))
<br>
<br>'Determine string name of SlideImage or SlideText object at
<br>'mouse click coordinates. Assign that value to strHit
<br>strHit = theState.HitTest(<wbr>theMouseResponseData.CursorX,
<br>theMouseResponseData.CursorY)
<br>
<br>'Compare string name where mouse click occurred to CorrectAnswer
<br>'attribute on each trial, and score response
<br>'NOTE: This comparison is case sensitive
<br><br><div class="GGMCKAFDA1"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">If strHit = c.GetAttrib("Correctresp") Then
</span><br></div>ENTERNAMEOFSLIDEHERE.ACC = 1
<br>Else
<br>ENTERNAMEOFSLIDEHERE.ACC = 0
<br>End If
<br><br>
<br>End If
<br>c.SetAttrib "response", strHit
<br>
</div><br>****<br><br>On Friday, 15 June 2012 23:01:12 UTC+2, Dominic Freschi wrote:<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin: 0;margin-left: 0.8ex;border-left: 1px #ccc solid;padding-left: 1ex;">I am a student user of E-Prime software and am attempting to design an experiment for my Summer Research Internship. I have been scanning these topics, and see that people have been able to create multiple choice questions within their experiments. I am lost on how to do this as I am not an avid programmer. <br><br>If anyone could please give me simplistic instructions on how to create multiple choice questions, and potentially fill-in answer type questions I would most appreciate it. <br><br>Thank you. <br></blockquote>
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