Example Experiment
Jaap MurreCall this experiment as https://scripting.neurotask.com/exp/nW2M5kF4Q7/34, where 34 is the subject ID, which should start at 0 (0%4==0), so for con we will have 1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4, etc. The number 34 (subject ID) can be accessed inside the script with the variable nt_token.
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// Call this experiment as https://scripting.neurotask.com/exp/nW2M5kF4Q7/34
// where 34 is the subject ID, which should start at 0 (0%4==0), so for con
// we will have 1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4, etc.
var con = (nt_token % 4) + 1; // con is now 1, 2, 3, or 4
// See https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_switch.asp for switch statement
switch (con) {
case 1: // use wordlist 1 and criterion 1
break; // Every 'case' needs a break
case 2: // use wordlist 2 and criterion 1
break; // Every 'case' needs a break
case 3: // use wordlist 1 and criterion 2
break; // Every 'case' needs a break
case 4: // use wordlist 2 and criterion 2
break; // Every 'case' needs a break
}
input("What is your age?","age");
// Even though input already stores the data, we do it again with logtrial()
// Then, it will have the con and nt_token also associated with it
// You can also add list and criterion as extra arguments
// This is explained in the data dashboard:
// https://scripting.neurotask.com/user/datadashboard/211015
// and PDF downloadable from there
logtrial(response.age,"age",con,nt_token);
You can download the files as follows: Click on the file (link) and then right-click and choose Save as... from the menu. Some media files (e.g., sound) will have a download button for this purpose.