By alexa - 2/25/2018
Hello there, I have a question concercing the DotProbe. I modified the DotProbe-script (see attachment). Now I conducted a pretest with the testmonkey (10 times/"participants"). Every participant had 10 pratice trials followed by 160 „real“ trials. The real trials were as followed: 20 high-caloric pictures paired with animals/plants and 20 low-caloric pictures, also paired with animals/plants (40 DP-trials * 4 (left/right and probe/noprobe) = 160 trials). Thus every picture has to be presented 4 times. Now I have analyzed the data and I saw that some pictures are presented more than 40 times (10 participants *4), especially high-caloric pictures, but low-caloric pictures were presented less than 40 times. The practice-block works perfectly... I am wondering why? There has to be an error in my syntax but I don't find it. It would be really nice if someone could help me out. Thanks a lot, Alexa
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By Dave - 2/26/2018
+xHello there, I have a question concercing the DotProbe. I modified the DotProbe-script (see attachment). Now I conducted a pretest with the testmonkey (10 times/"participants"). Every participant had 10 pratice trials followed by 160 „real“ trials. The real trials were as followed: 20 high-caloric pictures paired with animals/plants and 20 low-caloric pictures, also paired with animals/plants (40 DP-trials * 4 (left/right and probe/noprobe) = 160 trials). Thus every picture has to be presented 4 times. Now I have analyzed the data and I saw that some pictures are presented more than 40 times (10 participants *4), especially high-caloric pictures, but low-caloric pictures were presented less than 40 times. The practice-block works perfectly... I am wondering why? There has to be an error in my syntax but I don't find it. It would be really nice if someone could help me out. Thanks a lot, Alexa Not seeing any obvious issue or syntax error in the script. I'm also not seeing any image selected more or less than 4 times (see attached data file from one test run, getting the exact same result in other test runs). Can you attach a raw data file that shows the imbalance?
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By alexa - 2/26/2018
+x+xHello there, I have a question concercing the DotProbe. I modified the DotProbe-script (see attachment). Now I conducted a pretest with the testmonkey (10 times/"participants"). Every participant had 10 pratice trials followed by 160 „real“ trials. The real trials were as followed: 20 high-caloric pictures paired with animals/plants and 20 low-caloric pictures, also paired with animals/plants (40 DP-trials * 4 (left/right and probe/noprobe) = 160 trials). Thus every picture has to be presented 4 times. Now I have analyzed the data and I saw that some pictures are presented more than 40 times (10 participants *4), especially high-caloric pictures, but low-caloric pictures were presented less than 40 times. The practice-block works perfectly... I am wondering why? There has to be an error in my syntax but I don't find it. It would be really nice if someone could help me out. Thanks a lot, Alexa Not seeing any obvious issue or syntax error in the script. I'm also not seeing any image selected more or less than 4 times (see attached data file from one test run, getting the exact same result in other test runs). Can you attach a raw data file that shows the imbalance? Thank you very much for you help! I have looked at your raw data and everything is a exptected... This is a little bit weird. I just have used the testmonkey again and everything works perfectly. I am very sorry, but a possible explanation might be that I have made changes in the syntax yesterday (I remember this, see below), but didn't save it before using the testmonkey.
<blockImageDotProbeTask> /onblockbegin = [values.task = 2] /trials = [1-160 = noreplace(highcaloric, highcaloric, Filler)] </block> to: <block ImageDotProbeTask> /onblockbegin = [values.task = 2] /trials = [1-160 = noreplace(highcaloric, Filler)] </block>
I am very sorry for the inconvenience (but reassured that everything works fine now)! Alexa
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By Dave - 2/27/2018
+x+x+xHello there, I have a question concercing the DotProbe. I modified the DotProbe-script (see attachment). Now I conducted a pretest with the testmonkey (10 times/"participants"). Every participant had 10 pratice trials followed by 160 „real“ trials. The real trials were as followed: 20 high-caloric pictures paired with animals/plants and 20 low-caloric pictures, also paired with animals/plants (40 DP-trials * 4 (left/right and probe/noprobe) = 160 trials). Thus every picture has to be presented 4 times. Now I have analyzed the data and I saw that some pictures are presented more than 40 times (10 participants *4), especially high-caloric pictures, but low-caloric pictures were presented less than 40 times. The practice-block works perfectly... I am wondering why? There has to be an error in my syntax but I don't find it. It would be really nice if someone could help me out. Thanks a lot, Alexa Not seeing any obvious issue or syntax error in the script. I'm also not seeing any image selected more or less than 4 times (see attached data file from one test run, getting the exact same result in other test runs). Can you attach a raw data file that shows the imbalance? Thank you very much for you help! I have looked at your raw data and everything is a exptected... This is a little bit weird. I just have used the testmonkey again and everything works perfectly. I am very sorry, but a possible explanation might be that I have made changes in the syntax yesterday (I remember this, see below), but didn't save it before using the testmonkey. <blockImageDotProbeTask> /onblockbegin = [values.task = 2] /trials = [1-160 = noreplace(highcaloric, highcaloric, Filler)] </block> to: <block ImageDotProbeTask> /onblockbegin = [values.task = 2] /trials = [1-160 = noreplace(highcaloric, Filler)] </block> I am very sorry for the inconvenience (but reassured that everything works fine now)! Alexa Ah, yes, this makes sense.
<blockImageDotProbeTask> /onblockbegin = [values.task = 2] /trials = [1-160 = noreplace(highcaloric, highcaloric, Filler)] </block>
would result in 106 to 107 "highcaloric" trials out of the 160, and the rest being "filler" trials. That would explain the imbalance you observed initially.
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