Uploading to E-Prime

[Celeste Linguere Johnston]

I am doing an experiment on facial recognition of trustworthiness.  I have contacted the E-Prime support but I do not completely understand their instructions.  The facial images have been uploaded.  However, I do not know where to upload the trustworthiness scale, and buttons.  How do I insert the images so the participants can make the selections.

I have spent weeks trying to put this together.  It would be helpful to have a video.  None of the techs I have contacted understand this either even with the instructions sent by E-Prime. I am running so far behind and it does not allow me to set up appointments with my participants.  I am almost in terror.

Please HELP!

Celeste-Linguere Johnston

cljohn...@gmail.com

602.332.1110 AZ

[Cognitology]

Hi Celeste,

It’s indeed better to have the software first running correctly before scheduling participants. Your first step is probably to learn E-Prime, as your choice of wording does not really suggest you’re very familiar with it. We have a fine book out (google, amazon The E-Primer) that may be of use, but if you want E-Prime support here or from PST, you will have to explain:

·         Uploading suggests you’re copying something to a server: very few use network operations in E-Prime, so that doesn’t make sense. Try to avoid the internet way of talking and carefully and precisely phrase what your goal is and how you attempt it: “I want to place images on a slide. The images are located in the same place I put the experiment (.es2) file. I place an image sub-object on the slide, go to its sub-object properties by right-clicking, and fill in, in the “General” tab, the name of the image “MyFacialImage.jpp”. However, when I try to run the experiment, I get a popup, saying my filename is wrong. What should I do?” (answer, the file is probably mistyped: MyFacialImage.jpg).

·         Terms like “the trustworthiness scale” don’t mean much from outside your field, and indeed, could even mean myriad things within it (there are many trustworthiness scales).

·         If you want to upload your experiment, compress (zip) the entire folder it is located in and send that. It should at least contain the .es2 file, and all images used in the experiment. This is presumably what the PST people want from you.

·         I know few “techs” who understand E-Prime. In fact, I work in an IT-oriented institute and there is no colleague of mine (apart from those I taught myself…), and certainly no-one in our IT support (we have those as well), who has ever worked with E-Prime.

·         Learning E-Prime takes some time – I find most Master/PhD students in psychology (i.e. without programming experience) can learn it in a week or two if they’re really motivated and spend full-time working on it.

·         The E-Primer book, by the way, contains an example with a questionnaire, if memory serves. There’s also a little tutorial over here: http://www.e-primer.com/2014/03/tutorial-validating-videos-of-facial.html . If you like online courses, David McFarlane’s is obviously recommended: http://psychology.msu.edu/Workshops_Courses/eprime.aspx .

 

Hope that helps! If it doesn’t, you could send me the .zip file (but not directly if it is large) as well and have me look at it.

Best,

Michiel Spape

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[Celeste Linguere Johnston]

Thank you, Sir.  It is most fortunate that the http://psychology.msu.edu/Workshops_Courses/eprime.aspx is not be being offered due to upgrades.  Do you have any other suggestions.

The tech person has my PC computer, which I should get back today.  At that time I will work through the examples you offer.  Unfortunately, I am one without  tech experience. I am motivated to learn this program. 

Again, I thank your for your response.

Celeste-Linguere

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[Celeste Linguere Johnston]

What you recommend to be used as a trustworthiness scale?  FaceGen software includes trustworthy in its program.  An older version included trustworthiness, now it does not.  This dissertation is taken much longer than expected.  I want to make sure I cover all the bases and use the appropriate language.

Celeste-Linguere

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[Cognitology]

Hi,

What do you mean? A trustworthiness scale sounds like a Likert scale, I suggest looking in the soc.psych literature to find out what others in your favourite paradigm have used. “Includes trustworthiness in the program” sounds like some sort of weird parameter that the program uses to create faces, and apparently discontinued. I somehow doubt you’re trying to measure the trustworthiness of the trustworthy parameter in FaceGen software but this is the closest I get to some sort of question.

If you want a useful response, please try to make clear what your question is.

Best,

Michiel

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[Celeste Linguere Johnston]

Thank you, Sir,  for your response.  I am using a Likert scale for trustworthiness for participant response.   It is not longer an element in FaceGen selection when creating the facial images.  I will just trust that what I have so far is enough. If my language is clear, please accept my apologies.  The videos and graphics really help.

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[Celeste Linguere Johnston]

    I am using the E-Prime 2.0 professional version. Support provided an example program that showed a "Do...Hit" function with various loops related to programming structure that required user input.  My program instead requires input from the keyboard on a 1-9 Likert scale.  The predicament is that I am unfamiliar with the programming language used within the InLine E-Objects that contain the programming loops necessary for said input. I have no content within the TrialProcedure (or "trialproc") portion that would allow me to run the program.  What I do have right now is the TrialList which contains the data for the pictures of people that will be rated.

 

    An external touch screen will be used in conjunction, so the people taking part in the study can rate the trustworthiness by simply touching a number below the picture on the Likert scale. The reason for this is because there are two groups of elderly people taking part, one that speaks English, and the other which does not.

Contained within the attachments are the example program (titled ClickandDrag.es2) and program I have been working on (titled Facial Images 45648.es2).  It should be noted that I have "E-Prime 2, Getting started guide", but I am still lost.  Would you please point me in the direction of someone who is more adept in this system.

Thank you in advance,

Celeste-Linguere  

Celeste Linguere Johnston

"Nobody cares how much you know, until they kntow how much you care." − Theodore Roosevelt

[Cognitology]

Hi Celeste-Linguere,

Thanks, that makes pretty clear what you are trying to do: you want pictures somehow rated on a Likert scale on various items. Here’s a suggestion:

·         To show an image, every trial, in E-Prime, you could do the following:

1.       Copy ALL your images into the folder in which your experiment (.es2 file) resides.

2.       Open experiment. Drag a “Slide” from the toolbox to the “TrialProc”.

3.       Doubleclick Slide1, which you just created. Insert a SlideImage from the top of the Slide1 toolbar to the dotted screen.

4.       Rightclick on it, select SubObject Properties. In General Tab, on Filename, localize the Likert scale. Press OK.

5.       Now insert another SlideImage on the canvas. Do the same as above, but now, instead of localizing a specific image with browser next to “Filename”, use the attribute from the list. You do this by typing its name,  [PresentImage] in the Filename.

6.       Right, now run the experiment. You should see the questionnaire and the randomized images, showing each 1 s.

 

I think this should solve your basic question about how to have images in an experiment? Some more suggestions:

 

·         My bet is that Psychology Software Tools thought you were stuck with the touchscreen and clicking/dragging stuff, hence they sent the example. However, I do not think you’re quite ready for that level of E-Prime work. Please go through the Getting Started Guide, not by reading and understanding (as people tend to do), but actually replicating and working through the examples (also my link I sent earlier, which contains a simple questionnaire anyway): you learn programming not like say, The Sociology of Science, but more like riding a bicycle and immersing yourself in increasingly busy traffic. This is the idea behind our (quite affordable ;) ) book.

·         If you want to use just questionnaires: I’d suggest surveymonkey or such. Is there any benefit from using E-Prime?

·         If you just like E-Prime (like some of us do) and insist: do you really need Touchscreens? Getting the above to run with just a keyboard is really easy and quite foolproof. Elderly people often dislike the gimmicky touch screens, and if you want to have the easiest time: get a standard keyboard, pluck out all the keys other than 1-9 (use a screwdriver), and use that. Looks dumb, but reduces complexity and is pretty fool-proof!

·         If you have considered the above, try at least to first make the entire experiment to run with keyboard and THEN continue adjusting it.

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[Celeste Linguere Johnston]

Thank you.  Chapter 1-3 were approved using E-Prime, therfore use E-Prime.  You simplified things.  I do have your book that is how I found the group.  I will give you an update.

CL

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[David McFarlane]

Jumping in to second Michiel's suggestion ... If
you merely want to show a sequence of faces and
have subjects respond to each with a rating on a
Likert scale, and do not need millisecond
accuracy for response times, then E-Prime makes a
poor choice of platform. You might do better
with something like MediaLab
(http://www.empirisoft.com/medialab.aspx ), which
has built-in support for showing images and doing
Likert scales. Or even just program this all
with HTML & CSS, and run your experiment for free
using any ordinary web browser.

BTW, we are very close to getting the online
E-Prime course running again. Everything is in
place, just have to hook up the registration process again.

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Twitter: @EPrimeMaster (https://twitter.com/EPrimeMaster)


At 8/28/2015 11:21 AM Friday, Celeste Linguere Johnston wrote:
>Thank you. Chapter 1-3 were approved using
>E-Prime, therfore use E-Prime. You simplified
>things. I do have your book that is how I
>found the group. I will give you an update.

>
>CL
>
>On Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 3:06 AM, Cognitology
><<mailto:msp...@cognitology.eu>msp...@cognitology.eu> wrote:
>
>Hi Celeste-Linguere,
>
>Thanks, that makes pretty clear what you are
>trying to do: you want pictures somehow rated on

>a Likert scale on various items. Here’s a suggestion:
>
>·        To show an image, every

>trial, in E-Prime, you could do the following:
>

>1.      Copy ALL your images into the

>folder in which your experiment (.es2 file) resides.
>

>2.      Open experiment. Drag a
>“Slide†from the toolbox to the “TrialProc†.
>
>3.      Doubleclick Slide1, which you

>just created. Insert a SlideImage from the top
>of the Slide1 toolbar to the dotted screen.
>

>4.      Rightclick on it, select

>SubObject Properties. In General Tab, on
>Filename, localize the Likert scale. Press OK.
>

>5.      Now insert another SlideImage on

>the canvas. Do the same as above, but now,
>instead of localizing a specific image with

>browser next to “Filename†, use the

>attribute from the list. You do this by typing

>its name, Â [PresentImage] in the Filename.
>
>6.      Right, now run the experiment.

>You should see the questionnaire and the randomized images, showing each 1 s.
>

>Â

>
>I think this should solve your basic question
>about how to have images in an experiment? Some more suggestions:
>

>Â
>
>·        My bet is that Psychology

>Software Tools thought you were stuck with the
>touchscreen and clicking/dragging stuff, hence
>they sent the example. However, I do not think

>you’re quite ready for that level of E-Prime

>work. Please go through the Getting Started
>Guide, not by reading and understanding (as
>people tend to do), but actually replicating and
>working through the examples (also my link I
>sent earlier, which contains a simple
>questionnaire anyway): you learn programming not
>like say, The Sociology of Science, but more
>like riding a bicycle and immersing yourself in
>increasingly busy traffic. This is the idea
>behind our (quite affordable ;) ) book.
>

>·        If you want to use just
>questionnaires: I’d suggest surveymonkey or

>such. Is there any benefit from using E-Prime?
>

>·        If you just like E-Prime

>(like some of us do) and insist: do you really
>need Touchscreens? Getting the above to run with
>just a keyboard is really easy and quite
>foolproof. Elderly people often dislike the
>gimmicky touch screens, and if you want to have
>the easiest time: get a standard keyboard, pluck
>out all the keys other than 1-9 (use a
>screwdriver), and use that. Looks dumb, but
>reduces complexity and is pretty fool-proof!
>

>·        If you have considered the

>above, try at least to first make the entire
>experiment to run with keyboard and THEN continue adjusting it.
>

>Â
>
>Best,
>
>Michiel Spape
>
>Â
>
>Â
>
>Â

>
>From:
><mailto:e-p...@googlegroups.com>e-p...@googlegroups.com
>[mailto:e-p...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Celeste Linguere Johnston
>Sent: 28. August 2015 07:50
>

>To: <mailto:e-p...@googlegroups.com>e-p...@googlegroups.com

>Subject: Re: Uploading to E-Prime
>

>Â
>
>Â Â I am using the E-Prime 2.0 professional

>version. Support provided an example program
>that showed a "Do...Hit" function with various
>loops related to programming structure that

>required user input. My program instead

>requires input from the keyboard on a 1-9 Likert

>scale. The predicament is that I am unfamiliar

>with the programming language used within the
>InLine E-Objects that contain the programming
>loops necessary for said input. I have no
>content within the TrialProcedure (or
>"trialproc") portion that would allow me to run

>the program. What I do have right now is the

>TrialList which contains the data for the
>pictures of people that will be rated.
>

>Â
>
>Â Â An external touch screen will be used in

>conjunction, so the people taking part in the
>study can rate the trustworthiness by simply
>touching a number below the picture on the
>Likert scale. The reason for this is because
>there are two groups of elderly people taking
>part, one that speaks English, and the other which does not.
>

>Â

>
>Contained within the attachments are the example
>program (titled ClickandDrag.es2) and program I
>have been working on (titled Facial Images

>45648.es2). It should be noted that I have

>"E-Prime 2, Getting started guide", but I am

>still lost. Would you please point me in the

>direction of someone who is more adept in this system.
>

>Â
>
>Thank you in advance,
>
>Celeste-Linguere Â
>
>Â
>
>Â
>
>Â
>
>Â
>
>Â

>
>On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 11:12 AM, Celeste
>Linguere Johnston

><<mailto:cljohn...@gmail.com>cljohn...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>Thank you, Sir,  for your response. I am

>using a Likert scale for trustworthiness for

>participant response. Â It is not longer an

>element in FaceGen selection when creating the

>facial images. I will just trust that what I

>have so far is enough. If my language is clear,

>please accept my apologies. The videos and graphics really help.
>
>Â

>
>On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 8:56 AM, Cognitology
><<mailto:msp...@cognitology.eu>msp...@cognitology.eu> wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>What do you mean? A trustworthiness scale sounds
>like a Likert scale, I suggest looking in the
>soc.psych literature to find out what others in

>your favourite paradigm have used. “Includes
>trustworthiness in the program†sounds like

>some sort of weird parameter that the program
>uses to create faces, and apparently

>discontinued. I somehow doubt you’re trying to

>measure the trustworthiness of the trustworthy
>parameter in FaceGen software but this is the
>closest I get to some sort of question.
>
>If you want a useful response, please try to
>make clear what your question is.
>
>Best,
>
>Michiel
>

>Â
>
>Â

>
>From:
><mailto:e-p...@googlegroups.com>e-p...@googlegroups.com
>[mailto:e-p...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Celeste Linguere Johnston
>Sent: 26. August 2015 22:14
>To: <mailto:e-p...@googlegroups.com>e-p...@googlegroups.com
>Subject: Re: Uploading to E-Prime
>

>Â

>
>What you recommend to be used as a

>trustworthiness scale? FaceGen software
>includes trustworthy in its program. An older

>version included trustworthiness, now it does

>not. This dissertation is taken much longer
>than expected. I want to make sure I cover all

>the bases and use the appropriate language.
>

>Â
>
>Celeste-Linguere
>
>Â

>
>On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 1:53 AM, Cognitology

><<mailto:msp...@cognitology.eu>msp...@cognitology.eu> wrote:
>
>Hi Celeste,
>
>It’s indeed better to have the software first

>running correctly before scheduling
>participants. Your first step is probably to
>learn E-Prime, as your choice of wording does

>not really suggest you’re very familiar with

>it. We have a fine book out (google, amazon The
>E-Primer) that may be of use, but if you want
>E-Prime support here or from PST, you will have to explain:
>

>·        Uploading suggests you’re

>copying something to a server: very few use

>network operations in E-Prime, so that doesn’t

>make sense. Try to avoid the internet way of
>talking and carefully and precisely phrase what

>your goal is and how you attempt it: “I want

>to place images on a slide. The images are
>located in the same place I put the experiment
>(.es2) file. I place an image sub-object on the
>slide, go to its sub-object properties by
>right-clicking, and fill in, in the

>“General†tab, the name of the image
>“MyFacialImage.jpp†. However, when I try to

>run the experiment, I get a popup, saying my

>filename is wrong. What should I do?†(answer,

>the file is probably mistyped: MyFacialImage.jpg).
>

>·        Terms like “the
>trustworthiness scale†don’t mean much from

>outside your field, and indeed, could even mean
>myriad things within it (there are many trustworthiness scales).
>

>·        If you want to upload your

>experiment, compress (zip) the entire folder it
>is located in and send that. It should at least
>contain the .es2 file, and all images used in
>the experiment. This is presumably what the PST people want from you.
>

>·        I know few “techs†who

>understand E-Prime. In fact, I work in an
>IT-oriented institute and there is no colleague
>of mine (apart from those I taught myself…), and
>certainly no-one in our IT support (we have

>those as welll), who has ever worked with E-Prime.
>
>·        Learning E-Prime takes some
>time – I find most Master/PhD students in

>psychology (i.e. without programming experience)

>can learn it in a week or two if they’re

>really motivated and spend full-time working on it.
>

>·        The E-Primer book, by the

>way, contains an example with a questionnaire,

>if memory serves. There’s also a little
>tutorial over here:
><http://www.e-primer.com/2014/03/tutorial-validating-videos-of-facial.html>http://www.e-primer.com/2014/03/tutorial-validating-videos-of-facial.html

>. If you like online courses, David

>McFarlane’s is obviously recommended:
><http://psychology.msu.edu/Workshops_Courses/eprime.aspx>http://psychology.msu.edu/Workshops_Courses/eprime.aspx
>.
>
>Â
>
>Hope that helps! If it doesn’t, you could send

>me the .zip file (but not directly if it is
>large) as well and have me look at it.
>
>Best,
>
>Michiel Spape
>

>Â
>
>Â
>
>Â

>
>From:
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>[mailto:e-p...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Celeste Linguere Johnston
>Sent: 26. August 2015 04:21
>To: E-Prime <<mailto:e-p...@googlegroups.com>e-p...@googlegroups.com>
>Subject: Uploading to E-Prime
>

>Â

>
>I am doing an experiment on facial recognition

>of trustworthiness. I have contacted the

>E-Prime support but I do not completely

>understand their instructions. The facial
>images have been uploaded. However, I do not

>know where to upload the trustworthiness scale,

>and buttons. How do I insert the images so the

>participants can make the selections.
>

>Â

>
>I have spent weeks trying to put this

>together. It would be helpful to have a
>video. None of the techs I have contacted

>understand this either even with the
>instructions sent by E-Prime. I am running so
>far behind and it does not allow me to set up

>appointments with my participants. I am almost in terror.
>
>Â
>
>Please HELP!
>
>Â
>
>Celeste-Linguere Johnston
>
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