{
'text': 'Do you consider the experiment easy to understand and follow?',
'field': models.PositiveIntegerField(widget=widgets.RadioSelect,
choices=[
[1, '1. Very easy'],
[2, '2. Easy'],
[3, '3. Moderate'],
[4, '4. Difficult'],
[5, '5. Very difficult']
]),
}),
('experiment_comments',
{ # field name (which will also end up in your "Player" class and hence in your output data)
'text': 'Any comments about the experiment? (What you like/dislike about the experiment? Which part is hard to follow? How can we improve)',
'field': models.TextField(blank=True),
}),
('email',
{ # field name (which will also end up in your "Player" class and hence in your output data)
'text': 'You can leave your email address below if you want to be informed when future experiments become available',
'field': models.StringField(blank=True),
}),
]
},
)
# now dynamically create the Player class from the survey definitions
# we can also pass additional (non-survey) fields via `other_fields`
Player = create_player_model_for_survey('end_questions.models',
SURVEY_DEFINITIONS,
other_fields={})
{ # field name (which will also end up in your "Player" class and hence in your output data)
'text': 'Wie alt sind Sie?', # survey question
'field': models.PositiveIntegerField(
min=16, max=100
), # the same as in normal oTree model field definitions
}),
('q1_b', {
'text': 'Ihr Geschlecht:',
'field': models.CharField(choices=GENDER_CHOICES),
}),
]
},
{
'page_title':
'Survey Questions - Page 2',
'survey_fields': [
('q2_a', {
'text': 'Are you a student?',
'field': models.CharField(choices=YESNO_CHOICES),
}),
('q2_b', {
'text': 'If so, in which field of study?',
'field': models.CharField(blank=True),
}),
]
},
)
# now dynamically create the Player class from the survey definitions
Player = create_player_model_for_survey('survey.models', SURVEY_DEFINITIONS)
form_help_final='<p> </p>',
form_name='likert_table'
),
{ # if you use a likert table *and* other questions on the same page, you have to wrap the other questions
# in a extra "sub-form", i.e. an extra dict with "fields" list
'form_name': 'other_questions', # optional, can be used for CSS styling
'fields': [
('q_monthly_income', {
'text': "What's your monthly income?",
'field': models.CurrencyField(min=0)
}),
('q_num_siblings', {
'text': "How many siblings do you have?",
'field': models.IntegerField(min=0, max=20),
}),
('q_comment', {
'text': "Please give us feedback on the experiment:",
'field': models.LongStringField(max_length=500)
}),
]
}
]
},
}
# now dynamically create the Player class from the survey definitions
# we can also pass additional (non-survey) fields via `other_fields`
Player = create_player_model_for_survey('otreeutils_example2.models', SURVEY_DEFINITIONS, other_fields={
'treatment': models.IntegerField()
})
('depression_movement',
'Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed. Or the opposite being so fidgety '
'or restless that you have been moving around a lot more than usual'),
('depression_dead', 'Thoughts that you would be better off dead, or of hurting yourself'),
],
form_help_initial='<p>Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by '
'the following problems?.</p>',
table_repeat_header_each_n_rows=10,
table_rows_equal_height=False
)
]
},
{
# HSRC general p4b (shown conditionally based on is_displayed() in pages.py)
'page_title': 'Health Questionnaire (continued)',
'survey_fields': [
('depression_difficulty', {
'text': 'Considering the problems you indicated on the previous page, how difficult have these '
'problems made it for you to do your work, take care of things at home, or get along with '
'other people?',
'field': models.CharField(blank=True, choices=ANXIETY_DEPRESSION_DIFFICULTY_CHOICES),
}),
]
},
# ... more pages
)
Player = create_player_model_for_survey('hsrc_survey_task.models', SURVEY_DEFINITIONS)
models.PositiveIntegerField(min=0, max=10),
})]
},
]
},
{
'page_title':
'Survey Questions - Page 4 - Likert scale table',
'survey_fields': [
# create a table of Likert scale choices
# we use the same 5-point scale a before and specify four rows for the table,
# each with a tuple (field name, label)
generate_likert_table(
likert_5_labels,
[
('q_pizza_tasty', 'Tasty'),
('q_pizza_spicy', 'Spicy'),
('q_pizza_cold', 'Too cold'),
('q_pizza_satiable', 'Satiable'),
],
form_help_initial=
'<p>How was your latest Pizza?</p>', # HTML to be placed on top of form
form_help_final=
'<p>Thank you!</p>' # HTML to be placed below form
)
]
})
# now dynamically create the Player class from the survey definitions
Player = create_player_model_for_survey('otreeutils_example2.models',
SURVEY_DEFINITIONS)
{
# you need to provide a dict then. you can add more keys to the dict which are then available in the template
'form_name':
'first_form', # optional, can be used for CSS styling
'fields': [
(
'crt_e1',
{
# 'text': 'A notebook and a pencil cost DKK 110 in total. The notebook costs DKK 100 more than the pencil. How much does the pencil cost in DKK?',
'text':
'How many of the 3 questions do you think you solved correct?',
'field': models.IntegerField(min=0, max=3),
}),
('crt_e2', {
'text':
'Out of 100 other randomly selected participants, how many do you thik solve more questions correctly than you?',
'field': models.IntegerField(min=0, max=100),
}),
]
},
]
},
)
# now dynamically create the Player class from the survey definitions
# we can also pass additional (non-survey) fields via `other_fields`
Player = create_player_model_for_survey(
'crt.models',
SURVEY_DEFINITIONS,
other_fields={'num_correct_anwers': models.IntegerField()})