u/Aromatic-Art7615

Hello! I’m looking for men who are 18+ years old to please help with my study. It will be easier to fill out using a computer. Thank you so much in advance!

Hi all! Please help!

I’m a student looking at emotion recognition times. I’ve built my survey on questions pro, where individuals need to watch a very short video, and click a button as soon as they think they have recognised the emotion being displayed.

It works fine, and Questions Pro clearly records the time taken for the clicks per page in milliseconds as it displays the average of all the participant responses. But when I check the individual participants response time, it is automatically rounded up to the nearest second. This is useless when I want to analyse them.

Does anyone have a solution for this? Is there perhaps a code that could change this?

Hi all! Please help!

I’m a student looking at emotion recognition times. I’ve built my survey on questions pro, where individuals need to watch a very short video, and click a button as soon as they think they have recognised the emotion being displayed.

It works fine, and Questions Pro clearly records the time taken for the clicks per page in milliseconds as it displays the average of all the participant responses. But when I check the individual participants response time, it is automatically rounded up to the nearest second. This is useless when I want to analyse them.

Does anyone have a solution for this? Is there perhaps a code that could change this?

Hi all! Please help!

I’m a student looking at emotion recognition times. I’ve built my survey on questions pro, where individuals need to watch a very short video, and click a button as soon as they think they have recognised the emotion being displayed.

It works fine, and Questions Pro clearly records the time taken for the clicks per page in milliseconds as it displays the average of all the participant responses. But when I check the individual participants response time, it is automatically rounded up to the nearest second. This is useless when I want to analyse them.

Does anyone have a solution for this? Is there perhaps a code that could change this?

Hi all! Please help!

I’m a student looking at emotion recognition times. I’ve built my survey on questions pro, where individuals need to watch a very short video, and click a button as soon as they think they have recognised the emotion being displayed.

It works fine, and Questions Pro clearly records the time taken for the clicks per page in milliseconds as it displays the average of all the participant responses. But when I check the individual participants response time, it is automatically rounded up to the nearest second. This is useless when I want to analyse them.

Does anyone have a solution for this? Is there perhaps a code that could change this?

Hi all! Please help!

I’m a student looking at emotion recognition times. I’ve built my survey on questions pro, where individuals need to watch a very short video, and click a button as soon as they think they have recognised the emotion being displayed.

It works fine, and Questions Pro clearly records the time taken for the clicks per page in milliseconds as it displays the average of all the participant responses. But when I check the individual participants response time, it is automatically rounded up to the nearest second. This is useless when I want to analyse them.

Does anyone have a solution for this? Is there perhaps a code that could change this?

Hi all! Please help!

I’m a student looking at emotion recognition times. I’ve built my survey on questions pro, where individuals need to watch a very short video, and click a button as soon as they think they have recognised the emotion being displayed.

It works fine, and Questions Pro clearly records the time taken for the clicks per page in milliseconds as it displays the average of all the participant responses. But when I check the individual participants response time, it is automatically rounded up to the nearest second. This is useless when I want to analyse them.

Does anyone have a solution for this? Is there perhaps a code that could change this?