Multiple consequences in conditional branching


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Dear all,

Currently, I am programming a task in InQuisit in which participants will first see a fixation cross, then a prime and then complete a reaction time task. In general, these primes are shown randomly. However, in case a participant makes an incorrect response on the reaction time task, one particular prime should appear in the next trial. The amount of different trials in which this particular prime appears is 4, and thus one of them should follow up the incorrect trial. 

Therefore, I am wondering whether it is possible to program an if-then statement in InQuisit which has multiple 'consequences'. In words, I want it to look like this:

IF incorrect response THEN either trial1 or trial2 or trial3 or trial4


Of course, I want InQuisit to randomly select which of these four trials will be run. 

So, basically my question is: how should this be done? And is it even possible?

I really hope you understand my question and can help me.


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Maddy - 8 Years Ago
Dave - 8 Years Ago
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Maddy - 8 Years Ago
                         Since you cannot possibly know (a) how many mistakes someone will make...
Dave - 8 Years Ago
                             The best you can do is something like this, which may get you close...
Dave - 8 Years Ago
                             Hm so it is not possible to make a pool of, in this case, 20 trials of...
Maddy - 8 Years Ago

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