Post by jamesh on Sept 30, 2021 13:17:59 GMT
Hi All,
I have been programming a study for a month now for my PhD and I am preparing to collect data next week.
I have two surveys for two groups I am testing (one is motivated and one is non motivated). They will be completing a range of executive functioning tasks, there are 3 embedded within my survey. I have been practicing looking at the data and have stumbled across a major problem.
I give participants an ID that corresponds to the random group they're placed in for the survey which works fine on the 'data.xlx' file, however when I download the data for my embedded experiments I have no idea which participants has completed what and how to match their experiment scores to the questions asked in the data file? This study is being ran online which means a range of participants could complete it at different times etc.
Is there a way to match up these files? And also do I need to have separate experiments embedded in my survey instead of the same 3 in both surveys? (see picture)
I have been programming a study for a month now for my PhD and I am preparing to collect data next week.
I have two surveys for two groups I am testing (one is motivated and one is non motivated). They will be completing a range of executive functioning tasks, there are 3 embedded within my survey. I have been practicing looking at the data and have stumbled across a major problem.
I give participants an ID that corresponds to the random group they're placed in for the survey which works fine on the 'data.xlx' file, however when I download the data for my embedded experiments I have no idea which participants has completed what and how to match their experiment scores to the questions asked in the data file? This study is being ran online which means a range of participants could complete it at different times etc.
Is there a way to match up these files? And also do I need to have separate experiments embedded in my survey instead of the same 3 in both surveys? (see picture)
