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E-Prime 3.0
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This sample illustrates the use of Label objects to jump to a previous object within a procedure.
Abstract
Multiple Slides are created in the SessionProc to present a survey collecting demographic information. Each Slide prompts for a response and contains a "Next" SlideButton. In the Slide's Duration/Input properties there is a Button Input Mask with an Allowable response of {Next} and its End Action property set to Terminate. This allows the experiment to move on upon clicking the "Next" SlideButton.
All Slides except the SessionInstruct Slide also contain a "Back" SlideButton. These Slides have a second Button Input Mask listed in the Duration/Input properties with an Allowable response of {Back} and the End Action is set to Jump. The Jump Label property specifies the name of the Label that marks the starting position of the previous Slide.
The last Slide contains a "Done" SlideButton to indicate the end of the procedure, but it is functionally the same as the "Next" SlideButtons.
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