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Is there an Option to keep a Stimulus even after a response has been pressed?
In that case it should not be a Timeot or Response situation, but rather a duration variable which allows for stimuli to be present for atleast e.g. 1000 ms. This would allow for all participants to have the same duration if stimuli, regardless of performance / rushedness. (This could also be due to my limited understanding of JS, and easily fixeable if you are more experienced. Nevertheless it is a nice feature to have regardless of skill.)
What is currently happening?
Right now i thing it only allows for either Timeot / Response. Which immediately skips to the next flow element instead of keeping the stimulus displayed.
Please describe the steps needed to reproduce this phenomenon
In the labs.js builder you can simply try with an easy example (e.g. Stroop Task) and set Timeout 1000, if you now answer the task it will immeadiately switch to the Inter-trial-Intervall.
Finally, please tell us which browser you're using (and the version thereof)
Firefox 129.0.2 (64-Bit), on MacOs
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What would you like or expect to see?
Is there an Option to keep a Stimulus even after a response has been pressed?
In that case it should not be a Timeot or Response situation, but rather a duration variable which allows for stimuli to be present for atleast e.g. 1000 ms. This would allow for all participants to have the same duration if stimuli, regardless of performance / rushedness. (This could also be due to my limited understanding of JS, and easily fixeable if you are more experienced. Nevertheless it is a nice feature to have regardless of skill.)
What is currently happening?
Right now i thing it only allows for either Timeot / Response. Which immediately skips to the next flow element instead of keeping the stimulus displayed.
Please describe the steps needed to reproduce this phenomenon
In the labs.js builder you can simply try with an easy example (e.g. Stroop Task) and set Timeout 1000, if you now answer the task it will immeadiately switch to the Inter-trial-Intervall.
Finally, please tell us which browser you're using (and the version thereof)
Firefox 129.0.2 (64-Bit), on MacOs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: