Hi. So for mine let's say I have blocks A, B, C, D, E, and F and I'm giving participants a choice to finish all blocks (and receive a monetary bonus) or to finish half (and get the base rate). If I use the randomizer and randomly present 3 from A, B, C, D, E, F with evenly present, have a block to give them the choice (let's call it choice block), would adding an additional randomizer that's a duplicate of the first show the other half of the blocks that the participant hadn't seen yet? So, in other words if they randomly saw C, E, and A, then chose to continue, would that participant then see F, B, D next?
Thanks!
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Set an embedded data field for each block shown in the first randomizer. For example:
Group A
Set Embedded Data: A=1
Block A
Then put each block under a branch in the second randomizer. For example:
If A Is Not Equal To 1
Block A
Thanks for the quick response, TomG! To clarify, would it be like:
Thanks!
No, unfortunately not.
The first randomizer should look like:
Randomizer
Group:A
Set Embedded Data: A=1
Block: LevineA
Group:B
…etc…
The second randomizer:
Randomizer
Branch: If A Is Not Equal To 1
Block: LevineA
Branch: If B Is Not Equal To 1
…etc….
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