Stevie,

You should be able to do this with the survey script (in battery\survey).
See details here:
http://peblblog.blogspot.com/2010/03/using-pebl-survey-generator.html

To make it work, you edit a .csv file, which you can open in excel or a
text editor. In the demo script, questions are defined in the
questions.csv file. question 10 is an image screen, defined with a line
like:

10,"text goes here","image","images/test.png",,,,

You just need to put your images into the images\ subdirectory of that
folder (or really, anywhere, as long as you can refer to it in the line
above), and make a bunch of lines like this, each referring to a different
image you want to show. You could also add additional questions,
instructions, etc. with other question types.  I'd recommend trying the
0.14 version, because in addition to saving a single file for each
participant, will create a group file with each participant a different
column, in output\results-pooled.csv  That has a different column for the
RT (in ms) of each response.  I'd recommend testing a small version to be
sure it can do what you want and provides the data you need.

Shane


> Hi. I need to create a test which measures how long a volunteer views
> individual images. This is for a study of sexuality in advertising.
> Basically the volunteer will enter their details then be shown a sequence
> of photographs. The volunteer will move to the next photo in the sequence
> with a keystroke or mouse click. I need to measure how long they view each
> photo and provide the data in a document file. Can this be done with Pebl?
> I have noticed reaction measuring software for words or shapes on the net,
> but not for images. What do you think? Cheers.
>
> Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
>
>



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