recording response

[liwenna]

actually... a feature I never use (learned about it only later :p)
enables you to do this without code. In the slide itself you can
specify that when a response is given it should go to a jumplabel. In
the slide properties there is this box reading something like 'if
response is given then', default setting is 'terminate' can also set
it to 'goto jumplabel'.

best

liw

On 7 jul, 12:32, liwenna <liwe... at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Linda,
>
> This probably isn't the most elegant solution but it will work...
> inbetween your slide and your wait place an inline with a text like:
>
> If SLIDENAME.InputMasks.Responses.Count > 0 then goto skipwaitlabel
>
> after the wait place a label that you call skipwaitlabel. Now if a
> response is given during the slide then the program will "jump" to the
> location of the skipwaitlabel, thereby skipping the wait.
>
> Best,
>
> liw
>
> On 6 jul, 10:43, Linda T <linda.tosc... at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi!
>
> > I have a problem with E-prime.
> > I have an image display (my stimulus) and the subject can respond when
> > they see this slide but it is really fast (500ms) then after this
> > image display I used a wait. The problem is that the subjects can
> > respond when there is the stimulus and also when there is the wait. If
> > the subjects respond when there is the stimulus e-prime show equally
> > the wait. I would like to say to the program that if the subjects
> > respond when there is the stimulus it doesn't employ the wait. Because
> > now the program record two responses if the subject respond twice.
>
> > I hope I was clear.
>
> > Linda

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