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Changing it to a block fixed the crash! thank you.
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There's nothing I can say about that crash based on that code snippet. I can say, though, that a simple, minimal example along the same lines
<list similarityTaskOrder> / items = (surveypage.LL, surveypage.KK, surveypage.LL, surveypage.KK) / selectionmode = sequence </list> <survey similarityJudgmentTask> / showbackbutton = false / pages = [1-4=list.similarityTaskOrder] </survey> <surveypage ll> / caption = "ll" </surveypage> <surveypage kk> / caption = "kk" </surveypage>
does not result in any crashing for me.
However, more importantly, you very definitively *do not* want to run your <surveypage>s via a <survey> element here. Run them via a <block>'s /trials attribute. Running a given <surveypage> repeatedly -- as you seem to want to do -- is not compatible with a <survey>'s data recording format (a single line).
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Yes, I meant serving surveypages in a predetermined order. I can't hard code them with stimulustime = [1=a, 2=b, ...] be cause there are 300 of them. However I tried your list suggestion and suddenly my script crashes just after the first surveypage finishes. I wrote:
<list similarityTaskOrder> / items = (surveypage.LL, surveypage.KK, surveypage.LL, surveypage.KK, surveypage.LL, surveypage.LL, surveypage.LK, surveypage.LL, surveypage.KL, surveypage.LK, surveypage.KL, surveypage.LK, surveypage.LL, surveypage.LL, surveypage.KK, surveypage.KK, surveypage.KL, surveypage.LK, surveypage.KK, surveypage.KK, surveypage.KL, surveypage.LK, surveypage.LK, surveypage.LL, surveypage.KL, surveypage.KK, surveypage.LK, surveypage.KK, surveypage.KL, surveypage.KK, surveypage.KL, surveypage.LK, surveypage.LK, surveypage.LL, surveypage.LL, surveypage.KK, surveypage.KL, surveypage.KL, surveypage.LK, surveypage.KL) / selectionmode = sequence </list>
<survey similarityJudgmentTask> / showbackbutton = false / pages = [1-40=list.similarityTaskOrder] </survey>
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If you merely want to run trials in a predetermined order, you do not need any <list> or conditional logic. You simply do:
<block someblock> / trials = [1,4=a; 2=b; 3=c; ...] </block>
or
<block someblock> / trials = [1=sequence(a,b,c,a,...)] </block>
You can use a <list> to achieve the same thing, but there's no obvious reason why you should.
<list triallist> / items = (trial.a, trial.b, trial.c, trial.a) / selectionmode = sequence </list>
<block someblock> / trials = [1-4=list.triallist] </block>
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> my experiment requires that all subjects receive the exact same order of presentation of trials (though such order will be a random one
I am not sure what exactly that's supposed to mean. Please be more specific.
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Hi, my experiment requires that all subjects receive the exact same order of presentation of trials (though such order will be a random one). Is there any way to achieve this, for example by storing a list of trial names somewhere and going through it? I was unable to this by using a list storing strings and retrieving them with list.mylist.nextvalue. I have a feeling this could be achieved by some conditional logic but I could not find the syntax to use it inside a /stimulustimes property.
Thanks
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