feedback

[Paul Groot]

hi,

you would probably like to do this using a slide object containing the
required states (tabs). Then, use a small piece of inline script just
before the slide to set the ActiveState property of the slide to make sure
the correct state is presented. An empty state can be used if no feedback
is required. (Possibly setting the slide duration to a smaller value in
this case)

cheers
paul



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> Hi All
>
> I want to know how I can only measure one type of feedback e.g.
> positive or negative for each question.
> In 1 experiment I am only measuring positive feedback so correct
> answers will receive various texts ranging from 'well done,' to 'that
> is great'. If the participant gets an answer wrong no feedback is
> given.
> In exp.2 I am measuring negative feedback, so incorrect answers will
> receive various texts from 'try harder' or ' that was ok'. If the
> participant gets an answer right they receive no feedback.
>
> Is there a way that this can be done??
>
> I have tried everything and read all the manuals but it has been
> unsuccessful.
>
> Thank you.
>
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