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> However, values.primestim OR values.targetstim can record the content of just one of those textboxes. How can I record the
> words that appear in the other three texts?

Set up additional <values> entries as needed, store the items displayed by the various <text> elements in those values, log the values to the data file.

> ALSO, the way the experiment is set up now, words from Wordlist1 ALWAYS appear in the top left text box, words from
> Wordlist2 ALWAYS appear in the top right text box, etc. Is there a way by which we can randomize the positions of the texts?

That's of course possible. The positions of <text> elements (or any other stimulus elements) can be randomly determined at runtime. Simple example:

<block myblock>
/ trials = [1-2=mytrial]
</block>

<trial mytrial>
/ stimulusframes = [1=a,b,c,d]
/ validresponse = (57)
</trial>

<text a>
/ items = ("A1", "A2")
/ hposition = list.hpos.nextvalue
/ vposition = list.vpos.nextvalue
</text>

<text b>
/ items = ("B1", "B2")
/ hposition = list.hpos.nextvalue
/ vposition = list.vpos.nextvalue
</text>

<text c>
/ items = ("C1", "C2")
/ hposition = list.hpos.nextvalue
/ vposition = list.vpos.nextvalue
</text>

<text d>
/ items = ("D1", "D2")
/ hposition = list.hpos.nextvalue
/ vposition = list.vpos.nextvalue
</text>

<list hpos>
/ items = (25%, 75%, 25%, 75%)
/ selectionrate = always
</list>

<list vpos>
/ items = (10%, 10%, 90%, 90%)
/ selectionrate = always
/ selectionmode = list.hpos.currentindex
</list>

You can find many more variations of the above by searching the forum.