Thank you so much for your tutorial!!! It's the most complete and clear of all PsychoPy tutorials I've found on RUclips. Your clear explanation helped me to build PsychoPy experiment for my master paper. It was successful so now I have my master degree and invitation to join PhD programme in my University :) Thanks again!!!
That's terrific to hear Daria. Glad my video was able to help you so much. Congrats on your invitation to the PhD program and good luck on your next set of exciting steps into academia!
I am now available for PsychoPy consulting! I can help fix experiments or build them from the ground-up to run locally or online in Pavlovia. Visit my consulting site psychopyhelp.com or email me at jason@psychopyhelp.com for more info. My new channel and all future tutorial videos can be found here ruclips.net/user/JasonOzubko For the PsychoPy main tutorials see: ruclips.net/video/HFIA_KcadJI/видео.html For the PsychoPy mini tutorials see: ruclips.net/video/JCvEJLjokMQ/видео.html Thanks everyone!
Thank you Jason for this effective tutorial. I am a scholar working on priming words and using Psychopy to perform my experiment. This tutorial helped me a lot. Can you please suggest how can I test morphology priming using Psychopy. I am new to this concept actually
Thank you sir! Your tutorial helped me a lot. I have a question and am wondering if you could help me. In 17:28 , where you created an excel file and typed in some words. I wonder if here I can insert pictures by entering their absolute path? Thank you~
It is really good and useful video.cant thank you enough. I have a question. How can I add a rating scale to responses in recognition phase. I want they choose whether the word is old or new and how much are they confident? In a a 4-point Likert-type scale ranging from 0 (not at all) to 3 (almost confident).
hey jason, great thanks for this tutorial. I have a question about import data from excel, what if the conditions do not match my excel file? what can i do?
Hi Jason, this tutorial is great. Thank you. I am actually trying to build an interactive thermometer that goes up or down depending on the feedback received from another computer that is sending numbers. Any idea about how to do it? Actually I have a computer with OpenNFT and another with Python 3.7. The communication between both computers is via UDP but, the numbers are appearing in the Anaconda Prompt shell instead of in the PsychoPy task. Do you have any idea about how to solve this problem? Rosie
Hi, after following along until 10:25 at which point I get the following error message when I try to test the Welcome Screen: TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for /: 'NoneType' and 'float' What should I do? I see a few similar posts on the PsychoPy forum, but no good answers.
I'd try posting your script to the forums to see if someone can take a look for you. There must be a typo of some kind in one of your data fields somewhere but I'm not sure where it would be precisely
+Emily Cowles-Naja Thanks. I gave the words different colors mostly just to show you how you could do things like that. So you can have stimuli have secondary properties like colors or things like that and so have classes of different kinds of items. There's no other reason really than that
Hi Pradeep. What you're trying to achieve sounds a bit complex but doable. Email me at jason@psychopyhelp.com if you still need help and maybe we can setup a quick consultation to get it working
great and very informative tutorial But I can't seem to find any information or tutorials on how to use the mouse in PsychoPy. I need to create an experiment where people have to click a target stimulus among distractor stimuli, but can't seem to work out how to do this. Any tips?
I haven't done this myself but I'd check out the "isPressedIn" function in the PsychoPy mouse event (www.psychopy.org/api/event.html) It looks like you can have shapes or other objects shown on the screen and then use some code to detect when a particular shape is clicked. That's about all the help I can offer at the moment. Best of luck to you though!
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Thank you so much for your tutorial!!! It's the most complete and clear of all PsychoPy tutorials I've found on RUclips. Your clear explanation helped me to build PsychoPy experiment for my master paper. It was successful so now I have my master degree and invitation to join PhD programme in my University :) Thanks again!!!
That's terrific to hear Daria. Glad my video was able to help you so much. Congrats on your invitation to the PhD program and good luck on your next set of exciting steps into academia!
I am now available for PsychoPy consulting! I can help fix experiments or build them from the ground-up to run locally or online in Pavlovia. Visit my consulting site psychopyhelp.com or email me at jason@psychopyhelp.com for more info. My new channel and all future tutorial videos can be found here ruclips.net/user/JasonOzubko
For the PsychoPy main tutorials see: ruclips.net/video/HFIA_KcadJI/видео.html
For the PsychoPy mini tutorials see: ruclips.net/video/JCvEJLjokMQ/видео.html
Thanks everyone!
I would say it again, but Daria Bulatova already said it. Thank you so much for these PsychoPy tutorials.
Very helpful tutorial. PsychoPy looks like an excellent alternative to E-Prime!
Excellent and clear explanations. Thank you!
This was so useful and so easy to follow! Thank you so much!
very well-explained, thank you so much!
Thank you Jason for this effective tutorial. I am a scholar working on priming words and using
Psychopy to perform my experiment. This tutorial helped me a lot. Can you please suggest how can I test morphology priming using Psychopy. I am new to this concept actually
Great tutorial!
Thank you so much for this!
No problem. Be sure to follow my new channel for the latest videos
Thank you! That is very helpful!
Very nicely done. Might use this in my teaching, thank you.
Thanks! And yeah go for it, I hope it's helpful.
Great tutorial, thank you!
very helpful thank you so much!!
Thank you so much!
Thank you, it's realy helpful :)
great video
thank youuuuuu'!
Thank you, it's very useful :)
thats wonderful, good job and more power, i really enjoy it and cross me finger for you,
thanks so much!
Thanks for the amazing tutorial! I am curious to know that can we display the score on screen in real-time i.e. correct answer +1 ?
Can’t thank you enough
Thank you sir! Your tutorial helped me a lot.
I have a question and am wondering if you could help me.
In 17:28 , where you created an excel file and typed in some words. I wonder if here I can insert pictures by entering their absolute path?
Thank you~
When I click 'run' it keeps giving me a blank gray screen?
which is the version that you have used (Psychopy)
It is really good and useful video.cant thank you enough. I have a question. How can I add a rating scale to responses in recognition phase. I want they choose whether the word is old or new and how much are they confident? In a a 4-point Likert-type scale ranging from 0 (not at all) to 3 (almost confident).
hey jason, great thanks for this tutorial. I have a question about import data from excel, what if the conditions do not match my excel file? what can i do?
Hi Jason, this tutorial is great. Thank you.
I am actually trying to build an interactive thermometer that goes up or down depending on the feedback received from another computer that is sending numbers.
Any idea about how to do it? Actually I have a computer with OpenNFT and another with Python 3.7. The communication between both computers is via UDP but, the numbers are appearing in the Anaconda Prompt shell instead of in the PsychoPy task. Do you have any idea about how to solve this problem?
Rosie
Hi, after following along until 10:25 at which point I get the following error message when I try to test the Welcome Screen:
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for /: 'NoneType' and 'float'
What should I do? I see a few similar posts on the PsychoPy forum, but no good answers.
I'd try posting your script to the forums to see if someone can take a look for you. There must be a typo of some kind in one of your data fields somewhere but I'm not sure where it would be precisely
Great tutorial, thanks very much! I was just wondering, why did you have the different colours for the first words?
+Emily Cowles-Naja Thanks. I gave the words different colors mostly just to show you how you could do things like that. So you can have stimuli have secondary properties like colors or things like that and so have classes of different kinds of items. There's no other reason really than that
How to fetch the user's input values and store it in a column of the excel file that is used for conditions?
Hi Pradeep. What you're trying to achieve sounds a bit complex but doable. Email me at jason@psychopyhelp.com if you still need help and maybe we can setup a quick consultation to get it working
great and very informative tutorial
But I can't seem to find any information or tutorials on how to use the mouse in PsychoPy. I need to create an experiment where people have to click a target stimulus among distractor stimuli, but can't seem to work out how to do this. Any tips?
I haven't done this myself but I'd check out the "isPressedIn" function in the PsychoPy mouse event (www.psychopy.org/api/event.html)
It looks like you can have shapes or other objects shown on the screen and then use some code to detect when a particular shape is clicked. That's about all the help I can offer at the moment. Best of luck to you though!
could u plz send the link so that i can download PsychoPy
github.com/psychopy/psychopy/releases