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correct response

anisa_khalfan — Fri, 19 Mar 2021 18:26:40 GMT

Hi,
I am running into a bit of an issue with this study I am making. Basically there are orange and purple faces and each block has a different sorting rule (e.g., respond to gender if it is orange, and respond to emotion if it is purple).

Is there a way to set up the correct response so that it depends on the trial's a) colour of the presented face, and b) current sorting rule
Right now, I am having to hard code each of the different trial types (orange, male, angry - sorting rule 1/ orange, male, neutral - sorting rule 1/ orange, female, angry -sorting rule 1 etr...) since each will have a different response.

O = orange, P = purple, M = male, F = female, N = neutral, A = angry
Here are a few of my trials right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PMN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PMN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PFN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PFN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_OFA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OFA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (203)
</trial>

I would appreciate any help! I have spent the last week looking through past questions and came up short.

RE: correct response

Dave — Fri, 19 Mar 2021 18:26:40 GMT

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[b]anisa_khalfan - 3/19/2021[/b]
+x[quote]

[b]anisa_khalfan - 3/19/2021[/b]
+x[quote]

[b]Dave - 3/19/2021[/b]
+x[quote]

[b]anisa_khalfan - 3/19/2021[/b]
Hi,
I am running into a bit of an issue with this study I am making. Basically there are orange and purple faces and each block has a different sorting rule (e.g., respond to gender if it is orange, and respond to emotion if it is purple).

Is there a way to set up the correct response so that it depends on the trial's a) colour of the presented face, and b) current sorting rule
Right now, I am having to hard code each of the different trial types (orange, male, angry - sorting rule 1/ orange, male, neutral - sorting rule 1/ orange, female, angry -sorting rule 1 etr...) since each will have a different response.

O = orange, P = purple, M = male, F = female, N = neutral, A = angry
Here are a few of my trials right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PMN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PMN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PFN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PFN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_OFA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OFA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (203)
</trial>

I would appreciate any help! I have spent the last week looking through past questions and came up short.
[/quote]

You'll want to make use of appropriate logic per /iscorrectresponse (not /correctresponse). How that would have to look in your case is impossible to say based on the little information and code you provided.
[/quote]

So if I have these items:

<item training_OMN>
/1 = "077_m_m_n_b.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OMA>
/1 = "082_m_m_a_b.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OFA>
/1 = "088_o_f_a_a.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OFN>
/1 = "097_m_f_n_b.jpg"
</item>
<item error>
/1 = "X"
</item>

<item Sorting_Rule_Block1>
/1 = "
Orange = Gender
Purple = Emotion
"
</item>

<item RM_left_Block1>
/1 = "Woman
Angry"
</item>

<item RM_right_Block1>
/1 = "Man
Neutral"
</item>

<item fixation>
/1 = "+"
</item>

<item right>
/1 = "right.jpg"
</item>

<item left>
/1 = "left.jpg"
</item>

<picture training_OMN>
/ items = training_OMN
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OMA>
/ items = training_OMA
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OFA>
/ items = training_OFA
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OFN>
/ items = training_OFN
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<text fixation>
/ items = fixation
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text error>
/ items = error
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txbgcolor = transparent
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<picture right>
/ items = left
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (30%, 50%)
</picture>

<picture left>
/ items = right
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (70%, 50%)
</picture>

<text Sorting_Rule_1>
/ items = Sorting_Rule_Block1
/ position = (50%, 14%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_left_Block1>
/ items = RM_left_Block1
/ position = (20%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_right_Block1>
/ items = RM_right_Block1
/ position = (80%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<shape rectangle>
/ color = (220,220,220)
/ size = (100%,100%)
</shape>

And I want to create one trial instead of 4 separate ones for the 4 training_OMN, _OMA, _OFA, _OFN, such that if OMN, or OMA are the faces presented the correct response == 205, but if OFA, or OFN are the ones presented the correct response == 203.

How would I go about doing this?

This is how I am creating the trial for one face right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>
[/quote]

[/quote]

[code]<item error>
/1 = "X"
</item>

<item Sorting_Rule_Block1>
/1 = "
Orange = Gender
Purple = Emotion
"
</item>

<item RM_left_Block1>
/1 = "Woman
Angry"
</item>

<item RM_right_Block1>
/1 = "Man
Neutral"
</item>

<item fixation>
/1 = "+"
</item>

<item right>
/1 = "right.jpg"
</item>

<item left>
/1 = "left.jpg"
</item>

<picture training_O>
/ items = training_O_items
/ select = values.itemnumber
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<text fixation>
/ items = fixation
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text error>
/ items = error
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txbgcolor = transparent
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<picture right>
/ items = left
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (30%, 50%)
</picture>

<picture left>
/ items = right
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (70%, 50%)
</picture>

<text Sorting_Rule_1>
/ items = Sorting_Rule_Block1
/ position = (50%, 14%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_left_Block1>
/ items = RM_left_Block1
/ position = (20%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_right_Block1>
/ items = RM_right_Block1
/ position = (80%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<shape rectangle>
/ color = (220,220,220)
/ size = (100%,100%)
</shape>

<item training_O_items>
/1 = "077_m_m_n_b.jpg"
/2 = "082_m_m_a_b.jpg"
/3 = "088_o_f_a_a.jpg"
/4 = "097_m_f_n_b.jpg"
</item>

// 4 items in this example
<list otrainingitemnumbers>
/ poolsize = 4
</list>

<values>
/ itemnumber = 1
/ item = ""
/ gender = ""
/ emotion = ""
</values>

// select next item /ontrialbegin
// extract gender and emotion information from item's file name
<trial training_O>
/ ontrialbegin = [
    values.itemnumber = list.otrainingitemnumbers.nextindex;
    values.item = item.training_O_items.item(values.itemnumber);
    values.gender = substring(values.item, 6, 1);
    values.emotion = substring(values.item, 8, 1);
]
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_O, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ iscorrectresponse = [
    (values.gender == "f" && trial.training_O.response == 203) || (values.gender == "m" && trial.training_O.response == 205)
]
</trial>

<block example>
/ trials = [1-4 = training_O]
</block>

<data>
/ columns = (date time subject group blocknum blockcode trialnum trialcode response latency correct
    values.itemnumber values.item values.gender values.emotion)
/ separatefiles = true
</data>

[/code]

RE: correct response

anisa_khalfan — Fri, 19 Mar 2021 18:07:27 GMT

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[b]anisa_khalfan - 3/19/2021[/b]
+x[quote]

[b]Dave - 3/19/2021[/b]
+x[quote]

[b]anisa_khalfan - 3/19/2021[/b]
Hi,
I am running into a bit of an issue with this study I am making. Basically there are orange and purple faces and each block has a different sorting rule (e.g., respond to gender if it is orange, and respond to emotion if it is purple).

Is there a way to set up the correct response so that it depends on the trial's a) colour of the presented face, and b) current sorting rule
Right now, I am having to hard code each of the different trial types (orange, male, angry - sorting rule 1/ orange, male, neutral - sorting rule 1/ orange, female, angry -sorting rule 1 etr...) since each will have a different response.

O = orange, P = purple, M = male, F = female, N = neutral, A = angry
Here are a few of my trials right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PMN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PMN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PFN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PFN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_OFA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OFA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (203)
</trial>

I would appreciate any help! I have spent the last week looking through past questions and came up short.
[/quote]

You'll want to make use of appropriate logic per /iscorrectresponse (not /correctresponse). How that would have to look in your case is impossible to say based on the little information and code you provided.
[/quote]

So if I have these items:

<item training_OMN>
/1 = "077_m_m_n_b.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OMA>
/1 = "082_m_m_a_b.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OFA>
/1 = "088_o_f_a_a.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OFN>
/1 = "097_m_f_n_b.jpg"
</item>
<item error>
/1 = "X"
</item>

<item Sorting_Rule_Block1>
/1 = "
Orange = Gender
Purple = Emotion
"
</item>

<item RM_left_Block1>
/1 = "Woman
Angry"
</item>

<item RM_right_Block1>
/1 = "Man
Neutral"
</item>

<item fixation>
/1 = "+"
</item>

<item right>
/1 = "right.jpg"
</item>

<item left>
/1 = "left.jpg"
</item>

<picture training_OMN>
/ items = training_OMN
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OMA>
/ items = training_OMA
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OFA>
/ items = training_OFA
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OFN>
/ items = training_OFN
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<text fixation>
/ items = fixation
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text error>
/ items = error
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txbgcolor = transparent
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<picture right>
/ items = left
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (30%, 50%)
</picture>

<picture left>
/ items = right
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (70%, 50%)
</picture>

<text Sorting_Rule_1>
/ items = Sorting_Rule_Block1
/ position = (50%, 14%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_left_Block1>
/ items = RM_left_Block1
/ position = (20%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_right_Block1>
/ items = RM_right_Block1
/ position = (80%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<shape rectangle>
/ color = (220,220,220)
/ size = (100%,100%)
</shape>

And I want to create one trial instead of 4 separate ones for the 4 training_OMN, _OMA, _OFA, _OFN, such that if OMN, or OMA are the faces presented the correct response == 205, but if OFA, or OFN are the ones presented the correct response == 203.

How would I go about doing this?

This is how I am creating the trial for one face right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>
[/quote]

RE: correct response

Dave — Fri, 19 Mar 2021 17:54:13 GMT

+x[quote]

[b]anisa_khalfan - 3/19/2021[/b]
+x[quote]

[b]Dave - 3/19/2021[/b]
+x[quote]

[b]anisa_khalfan - 3/19/2021[/b]
Hi,
I am running into a bit of an issue with this study I am making. Basically there are orange and purple faces and each block has a different sorting rule (e.g., respond to gender if it is orange, and respond to emotion if it is purple).

Is there a way to set up the correct response so that it depends on the trial's a) colour of the presented face, and b) current sorting rule
Right now, I am having to hard code each of the different trial types (orange, male, angry - sorting rule 1/ orange, male, neutral - sorting rule 1/ orange, female, angry -sorting rule 1 etr...) since each will have a different response.

O = orange, P = purple, M = male, F = female, N = neutral, A = angry
Here are a few of my trials right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PMN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PMN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PFN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PFN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_OFA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OFA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (203)
</trial>

I would appreciate any help! I have spent the last week looking through past questions and came up short.
[/quote]

You'll want to make use of appropriate logic per /iscorrectresponse (not /correctresponse). How that would have to look in your case is impossible to say based on the little information and code you provided.
[/quote]

So if I have these items:

<item training_OMN>
/1 = "077_m_m_n_b.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OMA>
/1 = "082_m_m_a_b.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OFA>
/1 = "088_o_f_a_a.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OFN>
/1 = "097_m_f_n_b.jpg"
</item>
<item error>
/1 = "X"
</item>

<item Sorting_Rule_Block1>
/1 = "
Orange = Gender
Purple = Emotion
"
</item>

<item RM_left_Block1>
/1 = "Woman
Angry"
</item>

<item RM_right_Block1>
/1 = "Man
Neutral"
</item>

<item fixation>
/1 = "+"
</item>

<item right>
/1 = "right.jpg"
</item>

<item left>
/1 = "left.jpg"
</item>

<picture training_OMN>
/ items = training_OMN
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OMA>
/ items = training_OMA
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OFA>
/ items = training_OFA
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OFN>
/ items = training_OFN
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<text fixation>
/ items = fixation
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text error>
/ items = error
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txbgcolor = transparent
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<picture right>
/ items = left
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (30%, 50%)
</picture>

<picture left>
/ items = right
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (70%, 50%)
</picture>

<text Sorting_Rule_1>
/ items = Sorting_Rule_Block1
/ position = (50%, 14%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_left_Block1>
/ items = RM_left_Block1
/ position = (20%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_right_Block1>
/ items = RM_right_Block1
/ position = (80%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<shape rectangle>
/ color = (220,220,220)
/ size = (100%,100%)
</shape>

And I want to create one trial instead of 4 separate ones for the 4 training_OMN, _OMA, _OFA, _OFN, such that if OMN, or OMA are the faces presented the correct response == 205, but if OFA, or OFN are the ones presented the correct response == 203.

How would I go about doing this?

This is how I am creating the trial for one face right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>
[/quote]

If you need to provide code that requires external files to run, you also need to provide those external files (here: images).

RE: correct response

anisa_khalfan — Fri, 19 Mar 2021 17:37:04 GMT

+x[quote]

[b]Dave - 3/19/2021[/b]
+x[quote]

[b]anisa_khalfan - 3/19/2021[/b]
Hi,
I am running into a bit of an issue with this study I am making. Basically there are orange and purple faces and each block has a different sorting rule (e.g., respond to gender if it is orange, and respond to emotion if it is purple).

Is there a way to set up the correct response so that it depends on the trial's a) colour of the presented face, and b) current sorting rule
Right now, I am having to hard code each of the different trial types (orange, male, angry - sorting rule 1/ orange, male, neutral - sorting rule 1/ orange, female, angry -sorting rule 1 etr...) since each will have a different response.

O = orange, P = purple, M = male, F = female, N = neutral, A = angry
Here are a few of my trials right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PMN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PMN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PFN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PFN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_OFA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OFA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (203)
</trial>

I would appreciate any help! I have spent the last week looking through past questions and came up short.
[/quote]

You'll want to make use of appropriate logic per /iscorrectresponse (not /correctresponse). How that would have to look in your case is impossible to say based on the little information and code you provided.
[/quote]

So if I have these items:

<item training_OMN>
/1 = "077_m_m_n_b.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OMA>
/1 = "082_m_m_a_b.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OFA>
/1 = "088_o_f_a_a.jpg"
</item>

<item training_OFN>
/1 = "097_m_f_n_b.jpg"
</item>
<item error>
/1 = "X"
</item>

<item Sorting_Rule_Block1>
/1 = "
Orange = Gender
Purple = Emotion
"
</item>

<item RM_left_Block1>
/1 = "Woman
Angry"
</item>

<item RM_right_Block1>
/1 = "Man
Neutral"
</item>

<item fixation>
/1 = "+"
</item>

<item right>
/1 = "right.jpg"
</item>

<item left>
/1 = "left.jpg"
</item>

<picture training_OMN>
/ items = training_OMN
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OMA>
/ items = training_OMA
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OFA>
/ items = training_OFA
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<picture training_OFN>
/ items = training_OFN
/ size = (42%, 42%)
/ position = (50%,50%)
</picture>

<text fixation>
/ items = fixation
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text error>
/ items = error
/ position = (50%,50%)
/ txbgcolor = transparent
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<picture right>
/ items = left
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (30%, 50%)
</picture>

<picture left>
/ items = right
/ size = (10%,10%)
/ position = (70%, 50%)
</picture>

<text Sorting_Rule_1>
/ items = Sorting_Rule_Block1
/ position = (50%, 14%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_left_Block1>
/ items = RM_left_Block1
/ position = (20%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<text RM_right_Block1>
/ items = RM_right_Block1
/ position = (80%, 50%)
/ txcolor = black
</text>

<shape rectangle>
/ color = (220,220,220)
/ size = (100%,100%)
</shape>

And I want to create one trial instead of 4 separate ones for the 4 training_OMN, _OMA, _OFA, _OFN, such that if OMN, or OMA are the faces presented the correct response == 205, but if OFA, or OFN are the ones presented the correct response == 203.

How would I go about doing this?

This is how I am creating the trial for one face right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

RE: correct response

Dave — Fri, 19 Mar 2021 16:18:37 GMT

+x[quote]

[b]anisa_khalfan - 3/19/2021[/b]
Hi,
I am running into a bit of an issue with this study I am making. Basically there are orange and purple faces and each block has a different sorting rule (e.g., respond to gender if it is orange, and respond to emotion if it is purple).

Is there a way to set up the correct response so that it depends on the trial's a) colour of the presented face, and b) current sorting rule
Right now, I am having to hard code each of the different trial types (orange, male, angry - sorting rule 1/ orange, male, neutral - sorting rule 1/ orange, female, angry -sorting rule 1 etr...) since each will have a different response.

O = orange, P = purple, M = male, F = female, N = neutral, A = angry
Here are a few of my trials right now:

<trial training_OMA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OMA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PMN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PMN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_PFN>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_PFN, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (205)
</trial>

<trial training_OFA>
/ validresponse = (203,205)
/ stimulustimes = [0 = rectangle; 100 = fixation; 750 = training_OFA, Sorting_Rule_1, RM_left_Block1, RM_right_Block1, right,left]
/ beginresponsetime = 750
/ correctresponse = (203)
</trial>

I would appreciate any help! I have spent the last week looking through past questions and came up short.
[/quote]

You'll want to make use of appropriate logic per /iscorrectresponse (not /correctresponse). How that would have to look in your case is impossible to say based on the little information and code you provided.