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Posted 1/23/2008 11:56:44 PM
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Hi there,

I'd like to know how can I do to create an experiment where participants have the possibility to make a choice between several blocks and then they could directly go to the block that they asked.

If anyone can help me,

Thanks very much.

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Posted 1/24/2008 12:43:45 PM
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radool...while I'm waiting on a response to my question (the one before yours), I thought I'd recommend an answer to yours. It is pretty basic, and combines the use of Labels and GoTo statements in a little inline script.

The general idea is to ask the user to make a choice, and then to use the RESP property in an inline to direct where they go next. In the demo code I set up, there are three choices, so before each choice in the timeline there is a corresponding label. The inline reads off the RESP from the choice screen, and then uses a GoTo to jump to the label that precedes the desired "block" of code (not sure I'm using this the way you mean it).

(Note: I also assumed that after the desired block is done, we want the user to jump ahead--or to the end in the case of the demo--and not see the other blocks. To do this I added a GoToEnd inline after each choice, that prevents the user from seeing the other blocks.)

For fun, I added another GoTo at the end, which allows the user to either end the experiment or loop (via LabelStart) back to the beginning.

I hope it helps...please let me know if you have any questions (there are obviously more elegant ways to achieve the same result...this is more or less a brute force solution!).

Matt


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Posted 6/5/2008 5:13:13 AM
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Is there also a way to jump to a label of a DIFFERENT procedure? It seems that e-prime only remembers labels WITHIN a procedure making it impossible to jump between procedures.

Thanks in advance
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