Exp-lookit-video-infant-control Class

Object describing the audio file to play along with video (optional)

Whether to proceed automatically when video is complete / requiredDuration is achieved, vs. enabling a next button at that point. If true, the frame auto-advances after ALL of the following happen (a) the requiredDuration (if any) is achieved, counting from the video starting (b) the video is played requireVideoCount times (c) the audio is played requireAudioCount times If false: a next button is displayed. It becomes possible to press 'next' only once the conditions above are met.

Color of background. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color_value for acceptable syntax: can use color names ('blue', 'red', 'green', etc.), or rgb hex values (e.g. '#800080' - include the '#'). We recommend a light background if you need to see children's eyes.

Whether to do any video recording during this frame. Default true. Set to false for e.g. last frame where just doing an announcement.

Function to generate additional properties for this frame (like {"kind": "exp-lookit-text"}) at the time the frame is initialized. Allows behavior of study to depend on what has happened so far (e.g., answers on a form or to previous test trials). Must be a valid Javascript function, returning an object, provided as a string.

Arguments that will be provided are: expData, sequence, child, pastSessions, conditions.

expData, sequence, and conditions are the same data as would be found in the session data shown on the Lookit experimenter interface under 'Individual Responses', except that they will only contain information up to this point in the study.

expData is an object consisting of frameId: frameData pairs; the data associated with a particular frame depends on the frame kind.

sequence is an ordered list of frameIds, corresponding to the keys in expData.

conditions is an object representing the data stored by any randomizer frames; keys are frameIds for randomizer frames and data stored depends on the randomizer used.

child is an object that has the following properties - use child.get(propertyName) to access:

• additionalInformation: String; additional information field from child form
• ageAtBirth: String; child's gestational age at birth in weeks. Possible values are "24" through "39", "na" (not sure or prefer not to answer), "<24" (under 24 weeks), and "40>" (40 or more weeks).
• birthday: Date object
• gender: "f" (female), "m" (male), "o" (other), or "na" (prefer not to answer)
• givenName: String, child's given name/nickname
• id: String, child UUID
• languageList: String, space-separated list of languages child is exposed to (2-letter codes)
• conditionList: String, space-separated list of conditions/characteristics
• of child from registration form, as used in criteria expression, e.g. "autism_spectrum_disorder deaf multiple_birth"

pastSessions is a list of previous response objects for this child and this study, ordered starting from most recent (at index 0 is this session!). Each has properties (access as pastSessions[i].get(propertyName)):

• completed: Boolean, whether they submitted an exit survey
• completedConsentFrame: Boolean, whether they got through at least a consent frame
• conditions: Object representing any conditions assigned by randomizer frames
• createdOn: Date object
• expData: Object consisting of frameId: frameData pairs
• globalEventTimings: list of any events stored outside of individual frames - currently just used for attempts to leave the study early
• sequence: ordered list of frameIds, corresponding to keys in expData
• isPreview: Boolean, whether this is from a preview session (possible in the event this is an experimenter's account)

Example:

function(expData, sequence, child, pastSessions, conditions) {
    return {
       'blocks':
            [
                {
                    'text': 'Name: ' + child.get('givenName')
                },
                {
                    'text': 'Frame number: ' + sequence.length
                },
                {
                    'text': 'N past sessions: ' + pastSessions.length
                }
            ]
      };
  }

(This example is split across lines for readability; when added to JSON it would need to be on one line.)

An object containing values for any parameters (variables) to use in this frame. Any property VALUES in this frame that match any of the property NAMES in parameters will be replaced by the corresponding parameter value. For example, suppose your frame is:

{
   'kind': 'FRAME_KIND',
   'parameters': {
       'FRAME_KIND': 'exp-lookit-text'
   }
}

Then the frame kind will be exp-lookit-text. This may be useful if you need to repeat values for different frame properties, especially if your frame is actually a randomizer or group. You may use parameters nested within objects (at any depth) or within lists.

You can also use selectors to randomly sample from or permute a list defined in parameters. Suppose STIMLIST is defined in parameters, e.g. a list of potential stimuli. Rather than just using STIMLIST as a value in your frames, you can also:

• Select the Nth element (0-indexed) of the value of STIMLIST: (Will cause error if N >= THELIST.length)

   'parameterName': 'STIMLIST#N'

• Select (uniformly) a random element of the value of STIMLIST:

   'parameterName': 'STIMLIST#RAND'

• Set parameterName to a random permutation of the value of STIMLIST:

   'parameterName': 'STIMLIST#PERM'

• Select the next element in a random permutation of the value of STIMLIST, which is used across all substitutions in this randomizer. This allows you, for instance, to provide a list of possible images in your parameterSet, and use a different one each frame with the subset/order randomized per participant. If more STIMLIST#UNIQ parameters than elements of STIMLIST are used, we loop back around to the start of the permutation generated for this randomizer.

   'parameterName': 'STIMLIST#UNIQ'

Text block to display to parent. (Each field is optional)

Sources Array of {src: 'url', type: 'MIMEtype'} objects for audio played upon pausing study

Key to pause the trial. Use an empty string, '', to not allow pausing using the keyboard. You can look up the names of keys at https://keycode.info. Default is the space bar (' ').

Parent-facing description of the key to pause the study. This is just used to display text "Press {pauseKeyDescription} to resume" when the study is paused.

Text to show under "Study paused / Press space to resume" when study is paused. Default: (You'll have a moment to turn around again.)

Video to show (looping) when trial is paused. As with the main video, this can either be an array of {'src': 'https://...', 'type': '...'} objects (e.g. providing both webm and mp4 versions at specified URLS) or a single string relative to baseDir//.

Number of times to play test audio before moving on.

Duration to require before proceeding, if any. Set if you want a time-based limit. E.g., setting requiredDuration to 20 means that the first 20 seconds of the video will be played, with shorter videos looping until they get to 20s. Leave out or set to 0 to play the video through to the end a set number of times instead.

Number of times to play test video before moving on.

Whether to restart this frame upon unpausing, vs moving on to the next frame

Function to select which frame index to go to when using the 'next' action on this frame. Allows flexible looping / short-circuiting based on what has happened so far in the study (e.g., once the child answers N questions correctly, move on to next segment). Must be a valid Javascript function, returning a number from 0 through frames.length - 1, provided as a string.

Arguments that will be provided are: frames, frameIndex, expData, sequence, child, pastSessions

frames is an ordered list of frame configurations for this study; each element is an object corresponding directly to a frame you defined in the JSON document for this study (but with any randomizer frames resolved into the particular frames that will be used this time).

frameIndex is the index in frames of the current frame

expData is an object consisting of frameId: frameData pairs; the data associated with a particular frame depends on the frame kind.

sequence is an ordered list of frameIds, corresponding to the keys in expData.

child is an object that has the following properties - use child.get(propertyName) to access:

• additionalInformation: String; additional information field from child form
• ageAtBirth: String; child's gestational age at birth in weeks. Possible values are "24" through "39", "na" (not sure or prefer not to answer), "<24" (under 24 weeks), and "40>" (40 or more weeks).
• birthday: timestamp in format "Mon Apr 10 2017 20:00:00 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)"
• gender: "f" (female), "m" (male), "o" (other), or "na" (prefer not to answer)
• givenName: String, child's given name/nickname
• id: String, child UUID

pastSessions is a list of previous response objects for this child and this study, ordered starting from most recent (at index 0 is this session!). Each has properties (access as pastSessions[i].get(propertyName)):

• completed: Boolean, whether they submitted an exit survey
• completedConsentFrame: Boolean, whether they got through at least a consent frame
• conditions: Object representing any conditions assigned by randomizer frames
• createdOn: timestamp in format "Thu Apr 18 2019 12:33:26 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)"
• expData: Object consisting of frameId: frameData pairs
• globalEventTimings: list of any events stored outside of individual frames - currently just used for attempts to leave the study early
• sequence: ordered list of frameIds, corresponding to keys in expData

Example that just sends us to the last frame of the study no matter what: `"function(frames, frameIndex, frameData, expData, sequence, child, pastSessions) {return frames.length - 1;}"``

Sources Array of {src: 'url', type: 'MIMEtype'} objects for audio played upon unpausing study

Object describing the video to show.