cognitive

Files (12)

• SKILL.md
• index.tsx · browser/
• index.tsx · browser/instruction/
• validation.ts · browser/instruction/
• index.tsx · browser/questionnaire/
• index.ts · browser/questionnaire/instruments/
• validation.ts · browser/questionnaire/
• index.tsx · browser/rest/
• cognitive.moddle.yaml
• cognitive_battery.studyflow.yaml · examples/
• counterbalanced_order.studyflow.yaml · examples/
• cognitive-screens.spec.ts · tests/

SKILL.md (first lines)

The default research elements, and the two messages a task exchanges with whoever takes it, whichever software
plays it: `cognitive:Trial` out of the task and `cognitive:Response` back (a message flow's `structureRef`, through its
`messageRef` and the message's `itemRef`). A cognitive task and a questionnaire are exchanges (choreography tasks):
their upper band is what presents them (the task's `platform`, the questionnaire's `instrument`), and their lower band
the actor who takes them (`participantRef`). A band that names a pool a program answers (a model, a simulated actor)
is the exchange with it, with no message flow drawn: each trial, or the questionnaire with what is wired into it, goes
to that pool, and its answer comes back, as along a pair of message flows. One naming no one is drawn as a plain task,
and exchanges along the message flows around it, if any. `Instruction`, `Questionnaire` and `Rest` are screens of this skill's own in the
browser runtime (`browser/`): a rest is a timer event the walk waits on, and its screen tells the participant how to
rest (`eyes`) while the time left counts down, and a rest kept with closed eyes ends with a tone. `behaverse:Task` is executed by the [behaverse](../behaverse/SKILL.md)
skill's runners. A study that needs none of it can turn the skill off.

From behaverse/studyflow-modeler, MIT.

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