A class for presenting a rating scale as a builder Component
Responses
PsychoPy
Name of this Component (alphanumeric or _, no spaces)
How do you want to define your start point?
Options: - time (s) - frame N - condition
How do you want to define your end point?
Options: - duration (s) - duration (frames) - time (s) - frame N - condition
When does the Component start?
When does the Component end? (blank is endless)
(Optional) expected start (s), purely for representing in the timeline
(Optional) expected duration (s), purely for representing in the timeline
A list of categories (non-numeric alternatives) to present, space or comma-separated; these take precedence over a numeric scale
Brief instructions, such as a description of the scale numbers as seen by the subject.
Should accepting a rating cause the end of the Routine (e.g. trial)?
Store the onset/offset times in the data file (as well as in the log file).
Synchronize times with screen refresh (good for visual stimuli and responses based on them)
Show a continuous visual analog scale; returns 0.00 to 1.00; takes precedence over numeric scale or categorical choices
Lowest rating (low end of the scale); not used for categories.
Highest rating (top end of the scale); not used for categories.
Labels for the ends of the scale, separated by commas
initial position for the marker
store the rating
store the time taken to make the choice (in seconds)
store the history of (selection, time)
Disable this Component
Style for the marker: triangle, circle, glow, slider, hover
Options: - triangle - circle - glow - slider - hover
Should clicking the line accept that rating (without needing to confirm via ‘accept’)?
Hide the scale when a rating has been accepted; False to remain on-screen
Should the accept button by visible?
height of tick marks (1 is upward, 0 is hidden, -1 is downward)
Use this text to create the rating scale as you would in a code Component; overrides all dialog settings except time parameters, forceEndRoutine, storeRatingTime, storeRating
Size of this stimulus (either a single value or x,y pair, e.g. 2.5, [1,2]
Position of this stimulus (e.g. [1,2] )