Multiple Image Responses

[ben robinson]

i'm sure you could find a way to do this using a single slide collecting the
two responses, but i think it would be easier to use two slides one after
the other, each collecting a single response.
i would have a procedure start with Label1, then Slide1, then Inline1, then
Label2, Slide2, Inline2.
Slide1 shows your 4 images.
Inline1 performs a HitTest on the mouse response to Slide1.  if an invalid
response then go back to Label1 to represent Slide1, otherwise procede to
Slide2.  you might label this valid response something like strHit1.
Slide2 is configured exactly the same as Slide1 so that to the participant's
eye no change occurs on the screen following their successful mouse response
to Slide1.
Inline2 again checks to see that a valid response is made.  if not, for
instance if they click on the same item as they did on Slide1, just jump
back to Label2 so that Slide2 can be redisplayed and a valid response
collected.  label that valid response strHit2.
furthermore, with Inline2 you can take your two valid responses and craft
your remaining slide, which you said needed to be based on the previous two
responses.
for instance, once you've received a valid response to Slide2, Inline2 might
continue as follows:

Select Case strHit1
    Case "Image1"

Select Case strHit2
    Case "Image1"
        'set Slide3 to reflect a choice of Slide1.Image1 and Slide2.Image1
    Case "Image2"
        'set Slide3 to reflect a choice of Slide1.Image1 and Slide2.Image2
    Case "Image3"
        'set Slide3 to reflect a choice of Slide1.Image1 and Slide2.Image3
    Case "Image4"
        'set Slide3 to reflect a choice of Slide1.Image1 and Slide2.Image4
End Select

    Case "Image2"
    Case "Image3"
    Case "Image4"
End Select

On Tue, Aug 9, 2011 at 8:56 PM, Becky Clements <cobwebfaery at gmail.com>wrote:

> Hi everyone.
>
> I am currently designing an experiment in which children will be
> presented with four images, and will have to choose two objects using
> a mouse response.  I have looked at the "Multiple Response Sample"
> provided on EPrime Support, however, I cannot see how to manipulate
> this Inline to an image slide, in order to record the two responses
> from the one slide.  (The proceeding slide's correct answer is based
> upon the combination of these two responses, so it would be preferable
> to have the multiple responses be on one slide).
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
> Becky
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